Clashindarroch Wind Farm Extension, Aberdeenshire – Pre application Max Total MW Of Development Applied For: 168 Max Turbine Height: 200 Number Of Turbines Applied For: 28 ECU Reference: ECU00002143 http://www.energyconsents.scot/ApplicationDetails.aspx?cr=ECU00002143&fbclid=IwAR28X6dYEcUPcMB51gTDK4xFx6PxnD3hVK8pECNogo614WnOiyCP7k3kalE
I was fascinated to read Friday’s article on Change of Viking Energy ownership had no impact on land leases. Tucked away at the end of the article was reference to a report presented to the council in a December 2010 meeting. Councillors were told to expect £38.2 million per annum Read more…
Please find letter and maps below sent to SAS by Dr A Jones, PhD, CEng, FIET. We hope you find them of interest. Further to our recent correspondence on Net Zero https://uknetzero.blogspot.com/ I am now working on a companion document that examines onshore wind, especially in Scotland. As part of Read more…
……and so the 8 year long saga at Sneddon Law Windfarm in East Ayrshire continues with yet another appeal, Application To Vary Conditions 37, 41, 42 And 43 Of Planning Permission 13/0198/Pp Together With The Supplemental Conditions Imposed Pursuant To The Discharge Of Condition 15 Of The Same Permission On Read more…
Grayside WF Limited (the Applicant) intends to submit an application to the Scottish Government’s Energy Consents Unit (ECU) under Section 36(S36) of the Electricity Act 19891(the Electricity Act) to construct and operate Grayside Wind Farm (the Development) on land approximately 1.7 kilometres (km) south of the village of Lamington, 5.7 Read more…
A worker at the Beinn an Tuirc Three Windfarm construction site has voiced his concerns about the number of staff flouting Covid-19 regulations. The man, who wished to remain anonymous, said he has ‘become weary’ at the thought of going to work because of the number of staff breaking the Read more…
RENOWNED for its stunning scenery, pure air and sense of peace, a new Viking battle is disturbing island life on Shetland more than a thousand years after the first. Last month, after a protracted process involving petitions, court fights and appeals, the bulldozers finally moved in to start work on Read more…
Jonathan Ford’s article (Opinion, September 7) about system costs for renewable generation is important but only part of the story. First, the cost estimates by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy bear little relation to reality. I have compiled a large database of actual costs derived from audited Read more…