Cumberhead West Wind Farm and Douglas West Wind Farm Extension – consented

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Douglas West Wind Farm Extension – Consented
South Lanarkshire
Douglas is approximately 2.68km south-east of the nearest turbine and Coalburn lies approximately1.56km to the north.
Erection of 13 wind turbines (up to 200m maximum blade tip height) with a total generating capacity of 78MW, associated infrastructure, plus around 20MW of energy storage capacity
Cumberhead West Wind Farm – Consented
4.3 km west of Coalburn
ECU Reference:
ECU00002171
Planning Authority:
South Lanarkshire Council; East Ayrshire Council
Max Turbine Height:
200
Number Of Turbines Applied For:
21
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