SHETLAND Islands Council’s planning department has sought legal advice on the ground investigation work being carried out in preparation for the planned Viking Energy wind farm amid questions over whether the company has all the necessary consents and permits in place.
Planning officials have confirmed that they are also seeking clarification from developer energy giant SSE, the company that is largely behind the project.
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