Developer behind controversial wind farm accused of reopening consultation by stealth – Grampian Online

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he developer of a “highly controversial” wind farm proposal in a scenic rural community has been accused of reopening the consultation period for the development “by stealth” without addressing wide-ranging concerns.
The Clashindarroch Wind Farm Extension project, led by Canadian energy firm Boralex, proposes building up to 22 turbines with blade tip heights reaching 196 metres in the heart of the Cabrach. https://www.grampianonline.co.uk/news/developer-behind-controversial-wind-farm-accused-of-reopen-380862/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKAraxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHo9urhYQI5vaUWNaXHq6qXxGex3FrgwuEg4uabWi1N1GeLzBRG__aWy3414U_aem_046XB50x-Vi8ThmFRtPaRQ
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