West Dunbartonshire: energy planning applications
6 battery, solar and wind applications in the government planning database for West Dunbartonshire, 36 MW in all. 1 still in planning.
Solar 5 · Onshore wind 1 · Solar across the UK · Wind across the UK
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Every application in West Dunbartonshire, newest first
Latest decisions
Refused, withdrawn or taken to appeal
Incidents on the register near West Dunbartonshire's applications
10 incidents within 50 km of an application here, nearest first. Counts of incidents in published reporting, not rates.
- Arson fire at Paisley substation cuts power to homes and a care home
- Deliberate fire at Govan substation cuts power to 1,000 homes
- Fire at Napier Drive substation Govan destroys distribution box
- Substation fire in Govan leaves homes without power
- West Nile Street substation fire prompts evacuation of nearby retail store
- Suspected arson fire destroys Cambuslang substation, cutting power to 2,500 homes
- Worker dies after fall from turbine at Whitelee windfarm near Glasgow
- Component failure causes loud bang at Western Link substation near Hunterston
- Fire at electricity sub-station prompts evacuation in Kilmarnock
- Investigation begins after turbine fire at Ardrossan wind farm
For a planning case
The planning evidence pack sets out, for one application in West Dunbartonshire, every comparable incident nearest first with its sources, the schemes refused, withdrawn or taken to appeal nearby, and the fire service guidance each incident bears on. Launch price: £145 until 31 October (normally £295). Download a sample pack (PDF).
Neighbouring planning authorities
Data updated 3 August 2026 from the Renewable Energy Planning Database (DESNZ), published quarterly.
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (Renewable Energy Planning Database, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero). The dataset. The register adds only the incidents and the counts. Every planning authority.