Planning application · Onshore wind · Scottish Government (S36)
Braemore
Planning Permission Expired54 MWApplication EC00002100Submitted 17 December 2010Granted on appeal 27 October 2017
The application
- Application number
- EC00002100
- Planning authority
- Scottish Government (S36)
- County or area
- Highland
- Nation
- Scotland
- Technology
- Onshore wind
- Capacity
- 54 MW
- Status
- Planning Permission Expired
- Operator or applicant
- EDF
- Location
- Braemore near Lairg
- Appeal reference
- WIN-270-3
- Turbines
- 18
Timeline
- 17 December 2010 Planning application submitted
- 29 May 2015 Appeal lodged
- 27 October 2017 Planning permission granted
- 27 October 2017 Appeal granted
- 27 October 2022 Planning permission expired
Preview of the planning evidence pack for this site
The pack for this site lists 43 comparable onshore wind incidents in the United Kingdom, nearest first. The nearest is EIR-0767, Nordex turbine fire prompts investigation at Scottish wind farm, 134 km from this site.
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| EIR-0767 | 2024 | Nordex turbine fire prompts investigation at Scottish wind farm | 134 km | Significant |
| EIR-1386 | 2022 | Wind turbine fire near St Cyrus in Aberdeenshire | 181 km | Minor |
| EIR-0441 | 2025 | Wind turbine collapses at Aviva's Pitheavlis site in Perth | 186 km | Significant |
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The first 3 rows as the pack shows them. The other 40 are in the pack, each with its distance, sources and the fire service guidance it bears on.
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In the full packWhat the planning evidence pack adds for this application
The pack is made for Braemore from the register and the government planning database: every comparable incident, nearest first, with its sources; the schemes refused, withdrawn or taken to appeal within 40 km, your council first; and the fire service guidance each incident bears on. One fixed, dated file, as a PDF, a web page and a Word document.
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