Onshore wind · United Kingdom

Halls Burn

Application Withdrawn2.5 MWChecked 6 October 2026Last changed in the dataset 6 January 2016

The site

Technology: Onshore wind
Capacity: 2.5 MW
Status: Application Withdrawn (Planning Application Withdrawn)
Operator or applicant: Stewart Energy Ltd
Location: Halls Burn, Strathaven, Lanarkshire, ML10 6RF, United Kingdom
Planning authority: South Lanarkshire
Planning application: EK/14/0360
Turbines: 1

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Timeline

3 December 2014 Planning application submitted
22 April 2015 Application withdrawn

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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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