Plan for new wind farm on Balnacoil Estate – Northern Times

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Another new wind farm is being planned for a site in East Sutherland.
Coriolis Energy has teamed up with ESB, Ireland’s partly state-owned electricity company, to bring forward plans to develop the 13-turbine Pollie Hill Wind Farm on Balnacoil Estate, some 17km north-west of Golspie.  https://www.northern-times.co.uk/news/plan-for-new-wind-farm-on-balnacoil-estate-in-east-sutherlan-373696/?fbclid=IwY2xjawIQlE1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHapOFFexIzrZrkSxJo3A5yE6RsrlYrmBffKwQRcI2ITMinUl0-zKd0E6SQ_aem_cpe1Ldl0zMraMpJiuvEavw
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