Estate owners clash over Hill of Fare turbines – Press and Journal

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The owner of Glassel Estate has accused neighbouring Dunecht Estate of “landowner greed” over plans to make “loads of cash” from a controversial wind farm.
Proposals for turbines on the Hill of Fare have sparked outrage, with hundreds of locals turning out at a recent public meeting in Banchory to voice their fury.
The plan could see 16 turbines, some as tall as 200m, built across the Deeside landmark.
Sir Moir Lockhead, who owns Glassel Estate, has now taken a public stand against the scheme, turning his ire on Dunecht Estate for making its land available for the turbines.  https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/aberdeen-aberdeenshire/6851560/dunecht-estate-wind-farm/?fbclid=IwY2xjawM59kVleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHrovz4lkTqqO-861w_3GoVQJWcwC45SXNKua3XAz8is6TYM_4UWm5ZeUs9LR_aem_C5dzo3DUx25ItW3tRpg9Fg
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