Onshore wind · United Kingdom

Feystown Wind Farm

Appeal Refused13.8 MWChecked 6 October 2026Last changed in the dataset 3 August 2016

The site

Technology: Onshore wind
Capacity: 13.8 MW
Status: Appeal Refused
Operator or applicant: ABO Wind NI
Location: Lands east of Feystown Road Glenarm; extending between an area situated approximately 750m east of 54 Feystown Road to lands adjacent to 92 Feystown Road. Within the townlands of Ault alias Gowkstown Clady and Dunteige Glenarm Co Antrim., Co. Antrim, United Kingdom
Planning authority: Mid and East Antrim
Planning application: F/2013/0101/F
Appeal reference: 2014/A0285
Turbines: 6

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Timeline

14 May 2013 Planning application submitted
22 December 2014 Planning permission refused
27 March 2015 Appeal lodged
6 July 2016 Appeal refused

Incidents on the register at this site

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Incidents at onshore wind farms in the United Kingdom

The register holds 54 incidents at onshore wind farms in the United Kingdom, 22 of them fires, and 297 worldwide. Counts of incidents in published reporting, not rates.

Crane topples on Scout Moor wind farm projectEIR-1624 · 2026
Fire destroys turbine at Whitelee windfarm near GlasgowEIR-1157 · 2026
Turbine blade detaches at RWE's Brechfa Forest West wind farm in WalesEIR-0874 · 2026
Nordex turbine damaged by suspected lightning strike at UK wind farmEIR-0732 · 2026
Wind turbine fire at Kirkby Moor Wind Farm in CumbriaEIR-0363 · 2026

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