Stornoway Wind Farm – Pre Application

 33 wind turbines and associated infrastructure. 24 turbines with a blade to tip height of up to 187m and a rotor diameter of up to 164m, while the remaining nine would have a blade to tip height of up to 155m and rotor diameter of 135m. http://www.energyconsents.scot/ApplicationSearch.aspx

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Vindicated – At Long Last

Posted on 21/07/2018 by VisitStraiton After a five and a half year battle with WilloWind, we are relieved and delighted to report that they have withdrawn their application to develop Linfairn wind farm.  In their letter to the DPEA, WilloWind’s legal team admitted that “further data that was obtained earlier this year has led Read more

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Some small Scottish renewable firms were “forced into liquidation” yesterday by the UK Government’s decision to shutdown the Feed-in-Tariff scheme, according to an industry body – Energy Voice

Scottish Renewables accused the government of causing “significant uncertainty” and that the proposed closure of the scheme has “worrying consequences for the already struggling small-scale renewables sector” in Scotland. Announced yesterday, the decision also resulted in the UK Government issuing a ‘call for evidence’ on the future for small-scale low-carbon Read more

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