The proposed Hill of Fare Wind Farm, which has been through detailed site assessment work and extensive public consultation, utilises powerful modern turbines to deliver an installed capacity of 105.6 MW.
If consented, the wind farm would be capable of generating enough clean, low-cost electricity for around 101,000 homes each year or enough electricity to power 169,000 electric cars per annum, representing 18% of the current EV fleet in the UK.
Gavin Shirley, Development Project Manager at RES, said: “We welcome the UK Government’s recent commitment to attracting record levels of investment in renewable energy in the King’s Speech. Projects like Hill of Fare are a key part of that investment pipeline and could deliver millions of pounds of benefit for local businesses and communities for decades to come. https://www.scotsman.com/news/people/plans-submitted-for-hill-of-fare-wind-farm-4426842?fbclid=IwAR1vdWc0_PjfvCNcRgKtElFtPQXt0JJQdXa2DcCanDXsqKY0mrp8ZlB8-M4

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