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Wind farms – Renantis https://community.renantis.com Sustainable Community Portal Wed, 20 Mar 2024 13:15:02 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.9.23 Millennium Wind Farm https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/12/millennium/ https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/12/millennium/#respond Thu, 12 May 2016 09:34:41 +0000 http://td_uid_65_5ae986318df6c The wind farm is located in the hills north of Invergarry and southwest of Fort Augustus and Invermoriston. The land belongs to the Achlain and Aberchalder Estates, and is currently used for grazing and sporting purposes. Land cover is dominated by heather moorland with areas of grassland, sedges, and reeds in wetter areas and alpine […]

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]]> The wind farm is located in the hills north of Invergarry and southwest of Fort Augustus and Invermoriston. The land belongs to the Achlain and Aberchalder Estates, and is currently used for grazing and sporting purposes. Land cover is dominated by heather moorland with areas of grassland, sedges, and reeds in wetter areas and alpine plant communities towards the summits.
Following detailed monitoring of the wind resource, electrical connection studies, environmental studies and the impact on local communities, Millennium was recognised as an ideal location for a wind farm. After carrying out, and submitting extensive environmental assessment work, planning permission was granted by the Highland Council in June 2006.
The first phase of the wind farm consisted of 16 turbines and associated infrastructure with an extension of 4 similar turbines added during the building of the first phase of the project which was completed in 2009. The 20 turbines, which each produce up to 2500 kW of electrical power, are up to 125 m high from the base to the highest point of the blade. The wind farm generates enough clean, green electricity to supply around 27900 homes and help reduce reliance on existing less environmentally-friendly energy resources.
It is estimated that the wind farm displaces between 48600 & 115000 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year which would otherwise have been produced by a power station burning fossil fuel.
The wind farm is owned by Millennium Wind Energy Limited (MWEL) part of the Falck Renewables Group. In March 2014, CII Holdco Ltd, part of Copenhagen Infrastructure I K/S, acquired 49% of MWEL from the Falck Renewables Group. The project was developed by RDC Scotland in association with West Coast Energy Limited. Construction began in June 2006 when the initial phase of civil engineering work consisted of road building to create the access route to and foundations for a new 132 kV sub-station which was required to export the generated energy into the National Grid. This work was undertaken by RJ McLeod, a Dingwall based construction company.
Nordex AG was appointed as the Turnkey Contractor for the supply and construction of the wind farm. RJ McLeod was appointed by Nordex as the civil engineering contractor for the construction of the remaining roads, crane pads and foundations. Hydro Contracting (Evanton) was appointed as the Electrical Infrastructure Contractor. The turbines were manufactured in Germany then shipped to three Scottish ports (Kyle of Lochalsh, Corpach & Invergordon). Onward transportation from the three ports to site was undertaken by specialist road haulage contractors.
In order to connection to the National Grid, Scottish & Southern Energy have constructed a new, indoor 132 kV electricity sub-station, and a short section of wood pole overhead power line to connect to the existing nearby 132 kV circuit.
A 6 turbine extension to the wind farm was granted permission in 2009 and construction work was completed early 2011, bringing the overall wind farm up to 26 turbines.

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]]> https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/12/millennium/feed/ 0 Assel Valley Wind Farm https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/11/assel-valley/ https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/11/assel-valley/#respond Wed, 11 May 2016 09:34:41 +0000 http://td_uid_63_5ae986317cafb Assel Valley wind farm site is located 5 km south of Girvan in South West Scotland (United Kingdom). The plant employs ten N90/2500 wind turbines and has an installed capacity of 25 MW, generating approximately 84,000 MWh annually. The clean energy produced is the equivalent to the energy consumed by 20,500 homes and will save […]

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]]> Assel Valley wind farm site is located 5 km south of Girvan in South West Scotland (United Kingdom).
The plant employs ten N90/2500 wind turbines and has an installed capacity of 25 MW, generating approximately 84,000 MWh annually. The clean energy produced is the equivalent to the energy consumed by 20,500 homes and will save almost 36,000 tonnes of CO2.

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]]> https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/11/assel-valley/feed/ 0 Cefn Croes Wind Farm https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/10/cefn-croes/ https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/10/cefn-croes/#respond Tue, 10 May 2016 09:34:41 +0000 http://td_uid_60_5ae986316304c Falck completed construction of what was the UK’s largest onshore wind farm on 31 March 2005. It was officially opened on the 16th of June 2005 by Mr. Andrew Davies, the Welsh Assembly Government’s Minister for Economic Development and Transport at the time. The Cefn Croes project is owned by the Falck Renewables Wind Ltd […]

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]]> Falck completed construction of what was the UK’s largest onshore wind farm on 31 March 2005. It was officially opened on the 16th of June 2005 by Mr. Andrew Davies, the Welsh Assembly Government’s Minister for Economic Development and Transport at the time. The Cefn Croes project is owned by the Falck Renewables Wind Ltd through its subsidiary, Cambrian Wind Energy Limited (CWEL) and is located near Devils Bridge, Wales, 15 km east of Aberystwyth. Cefn Croes has a capacity of 58.5 MW (39 x 1.5 MW GE 1.5 Series) and will save the equivalent of between 56,883 and 134,674 tonnes of CO2 annually and generate enough electricity to supply approximately 32,710 homes. In March 2014, CII Holdco Ltd, part of Copenhagen Infrastructure I K/S, acquired 49% of CWEL from the Falck Renewables Group.

This wind farm helps Wales to play its part in the campaign to combat climate change by producing around 14 % of wind energy in Wales and will contribute towards the Welsh Assembly Government’s target energy from renewable sources for 2020.

The wind farm consists of 12 turbines with tower heights of 55 m and 27 turbines with a 65 m tower height. The rotor speed is 11 – 22 rpm. The rotor diameter is 70 m.

Planning Consent for the project was awarded in May 2002 and the construction contract was signed in March 2004 and the project was operational 1 April 2005. General Electric (GE) supplied the wind turbines and managed the overall implementation of the project.

The project gave on-site employment to more than 100 people during the construction period with the main civil works competed by the Welsh contractor, Jones Brothers of Ruthin. Full commercial operations began in April 2005 and GE Energy continues to operate and maintain the turbines under contract to Cambrian Wind Energy.

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]]> https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/10/cefn-croes/feed/ 0 Spaldington Wind Farm https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/09/spaldington/ https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/09/spaldington/#respond Mon, 09 May 2016 09:34:41 +0000 http://td_uid_62_5ae9863174388 Spaldington Airfield Wind Farm is located 10km north of Goole in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. The plant consists of five Enercon E92 wind turbines and construction was completed in 2016.

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]]> Spaldington Airfield Wind Farm is located 10km north of Goole in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

The plant consists of five Enercon E92 wind turbines and construction was completed in 2016.

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]]> https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/09/spaldington/feed/ 0 West Browncastle Wind Farm https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/08/west-browncastle/ https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/08/west-browncastle/#respond Sun, 08 May 2016 09:34:41 +0000 http://td_uid_54_5ae986312fb9d West Browncastle is a 12 turbine wind farm located 9 km to the West of Strathaven in South Lanarkshire. It lies immediately south-east of the existing Scottish Power Whitelee development. The project was developed together with Coriolis Energy. The wind farm consists of 12 Nordex N100 turbines each rated 2.5 MW, with tip height of […]

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]]> West Browncastle is a 12 turbine wind farm located 9 km to the West of Strathaven in South Lanarkshire. It lies immediately south-east of the existing Scottish Power Whitelee development.
The project was developed together with Coriolis Energy. The wind farm consists of 12 Nordex N100 turbines each rated 2.5 MW, with tip height of 129.9m.
Construction works commenced in August 2012, with the upgrading of 5km of road and four bridges from the A71 to the wind farm site. Works at the main wind farm site started early 2013.
Nordex AG have been appointed as the Turnkey Contractor for the supply and construction of the wind farm. I&H Brown of Perth have been appointed by Nordex as the civil engineering contractor for the construction of the access tracks, bridges, sub -station, crane pads and foundations.
West Browncastle is located within the Potential Areas of Search for wind farm development according to the Glasgow and Clyde Valley Joint Structure Plan Technical Report 8/06 and also within a Potential Wind Farm Area in the South Lanarkshire Local Plan. Policy ENV14 confirms that projects located in such potential areas will be supported by the council provided they comply with detailed policies in ENV37. Planning permission was granted on November 2011.

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]]> https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/08/west-browncastle/feed/ 0 Boyndie Wind Farm https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/07/boyndie/ https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/07/boyndie/#respond Sat, 07 May 2016 09:34:41 +0000 http://td_uid_57_5ae98631492c4 Boyndie wind farm is located on a former World War II airfield around 2 km inland from the north coast of Aberdeenshire, between Portsoy and Banff. The land at the airfield is flat and well drained. Many of the airfield runways and access tracks are still intact, providing excellent access to the site. After carrying […]

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]]> Boyndie wind farm is located on a former World War II airfield around 2 km inland from the north coast of Aberdeenshire, between Portsoy and Banff. The land at the airfield is flat and well drained. Many of the airfield runways and access tracks are still intact, providing excellent access to the site. After carrying out, and submitting extensive environmental assessment, planning permission was granted in July 2004 by the Aberdeenshire Council for the first phase of the project consisting of 7 turbines and a single turbine extension was added which was operational in 2010.
The wind farm has a total of 8 turbines and can generate up to 16.65 MW of electricity. That is enough clean, green energy to supply around 9,100 homes – roughly equal to all the homes in Banff, Whitehills, Portsoy and all the nearby rural areas.
The wind farm is owned and operated by Boyndie Wind Energy Limited (BWEL), part of the Falck Renewables Group. In March 2014, CII Holdco Ltd, part of Copenhagen Infrastructure I K/S, acquired 49% of BWEL from the Falck Renewables Group. The wind farm began generating electricity in June 2006. The turbines were built and installed by the German company Enercon GmbH.
The turbines are Enercon E-70 E4 which is a variable pitch and variable speed machine which directly drives an electric generator (ie has no gearbox). The rotor diameter is 71 m and the height of the tower is 64 m.
The turbines are maintained under a long term contract with Enercon. Each turbine is monitored 24 hours a day seven days a week and any maintenance is carried out by specially trained and qualified technicians. The availability of the project is warranted by Enercon and the safe, efficient, reliable and clean generation of electricity is a fundamental requirement under our contract with Enercon.
The wind turbines start generating electricity at wind speeds of about 3 m/s and generate their maximum output at 13 m/s. but will continue to generate safely at wind speeds to 28 m/s.

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]]> https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/07/boyndie/feed/ 0 Auchrobert Wind Farm https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/06/auchrobert/ https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/06/auchrobert/#respond Fri, 06 May 2016 09:34:41 +0000 http://td_uid_49_5ae98631047d7 Auchrobert Wind Farm is proposed on partially forested hills in South Lanarkshire, 25km south of Glasgow and 6km south east of Strathaven, ScotlandA planning application was submitted in December 2012 for a development of 12 turbines of up to 132m tip height. The wind farm has a total installed capacity of up to 36MW. Auchrobert […]

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]]> Auchrobert Wind Farm is proposed on partially forested hills in South Lanarkshire, 25km south of Glasgow and 6km south east of Strathaven, ScotlandA planning application was submitted in December 2012 for a development of 12 turbines of up to 132m tip height. The wind farm has a total installed capacity of up to 36MW. Auchrobert is located within a local authority defined ‘broad area of search’ for windfarm development. The site is located close to the Muirkirk and North Lowther Uplands Special Protection Area, designated for its suitable habitat and population of Hen Harrier amongst other species; and is potentially visible to civil aviation radar.

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]]> https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/06/auchrobert/feed/ 0 Ben Aketil Wind Farm https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/05/ben-aketil/ https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/05/ben-aketil/#respond Thu, 05 May 2016 09:34:41 +0000 http://td_uid_55_5ae9863138069 Supplying the electrical distribution network in Scotland with power from wind energy, the Ben Aketil wind farm site lies approximately 18 km west of the town of Portree on the Isle of Skye. The site covers a hilly region of generally open moorland to the northwestern end of the island with site elevations ranging from […]

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]]> Supplying the electrical distribution network in Scotland with power from wind energy, the Ben Aketil wind farm site lies approximately 18 km west of the town of Portree on the Isle of Skye.
The site covers a hilly region of generally open moorland to the northwestern end of the island with site elevations ranging from 90 m to 266 m along a gently sloping northwest to southeast ridge. The surrounding area consists of similar terrain rising to 490 m peaks 10 km due west and 15 km due east. The Cuillins with several peaks over 950 m are located 28 km to the southeast.
The site is mainly used for grazing however there is a large coniferous plantation along the northeast ridge.
The wind farm is owned by Ben Aketil Wind Energy Limited (BAWEL), part of the Falck Renewables Group. In March 2014, CII Holdco Ltd, part of Copenhagen Infrastructure I K/S, acquired 49% of BAWEL from Falck Renewables.
The windfarm consists of 12 turbines, each rated at 2.3 MW giving a total installed capacity of 27.6 MW. The windfarm was built in two phases consisting of the first 10 turbines and then 2 similar extension turbines were added at a later date. The turbines are manufactured by Enercon GmbH, model E-70 E4 2.3 MW, which is a variable pitch and variable speed machine which directly drives an electric generator (ie has no gearbox). The rotor diameter is 71 m and the height of the tower is 64 m.
The turbines are serviced, maintained and repaired under long term contracts with Enercon. Each turbine is monitored 24 hours a day seven days a week and any maintenance is carried out by specially trained and qualified technicians. The availability of the project is warranted by Enercon and the safe, efficient, reliable and clean generation of electricity is a fundamental requirement under our long term contract with Enercon.
The wind farm is connected to the local 33 kV power network and the National Grid by a 5 km overhead powerline.
An ongoing program of ornithological monitoring has been agreed in compliance with planning consent including statutory consultee Scottish Natural Heritage.

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]]> https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/05/ben-aketil/feed/ 0 Kingsburn Wind Farm https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/04/kingsburn/ https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/04/kingsburn/#respond Wed, 04 May 2016 09:34:41 +0000 http://td_uid_53_5ae9863126fdd Kingsburn Wind Farm is located 20 Km west of Stirling in central Scotland (United Kingdom). The plant consists of nine N90/2500 Nordex wind turbines. The project was constructed under a single contract with Nordex UK Ltd with site work commencing in 2015 with local contractor R J Mcleod. Each of the 9 turbines measure 110m […]

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]]> Kingsburn Wind Farm is located 20 Km west of Stirling in central Scotland (United Kingdom).
The plant consists of nine N90/2500 Nordex wind turbines. The project was constructed under a single contract with Nordex UK Ltd with site work commencing in 2015 with local contractor R J Mcleod. Each of the 9 turbines measure 110m to the tip of the blade and were provided by Nordex as one of the world’s leading turbine suppliers based in Germany (http://www.nordex-online.com/en/).

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]]> https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/04/kingsburn/feed/ 0 Nutberry Wind Farm https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/03/nutberry/ https://community.renantis.com/2016/05/03/nutberry/#respond Tue, 03 May 2016 09:34:41 +0000 http://td_uid_51_5ae9863115e81 The Nutberry Wind farm is located near Nutberry Hill, west of Coalburn in South Executive, South Lanarkshire. The wind farm has 6 turbines with an electricity generating capacity of 15MW. Construction work commenced in 2012 and commercial operations started in September 2013. Nutberry Wind Energy is a joint venture between RDC Scotland Limited and Falck […]

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]]> The Nutberry Wind farm is located near Nutberry Hill, west of Coalburn in South Executive, South Lanarkshire. The wind farm has 6 turbines with an electricity generating capacity of 15MW. Construction work commenced in 2012 and commercial operations started in September 2013.
Nutberry Wind Energy is a joint venture between RDC Scotland Limited and Falck Renewables.
The site lies to the west of Coalburn, midway between Muirkirk and Lesmahagow in South Lanarkshire, adjacent to the border with East Ayrshire. It is mostly within an area of privately owned commercial forestry. There are two areas of open ground, one around Nutberry Hill and one in the east of the site at Black Hill. Other than isolated properties, the nearest settlements to the site are Colburn (6 km to the east-northwest) and Douglas (6 km to the southeast).

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