Planning application · Onshore wind · Causeway Coast and Glens

Slieve Kirk (formerly Altahullion Phase III & Glenconway 2)

Operational27.6 MWApplication B/2007/0006/FSubmitted 11 January 2007Granted 26 September 2010

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The application

Application number: B/2007/0006/F
Planning authority: Causeway Coast and Glens
County or area: Co. Derry / Londonderry
Nation: Northern Ireland
Technology: Onshore wind
Capacity: 27.6 MW
Status: Operational
Operator or applicant: Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE)
Location: Altahullion Phase III Wind Farm in the townlands of Drum, Glenconway and Ballymoney, near Dungiven
Turbines: 12
First operating: 2013

Timeline

11 January 2007 Planning application submitted
26 September 2010 Planning permission granted
1 October 2012 Construction started
7 November 2013 Operational

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-1038, Wind turbine reported to have collapsed in Northern Ireland during severe storm, 43 km from this site.

Reference	Year	Incident	From the site	Severity
EIR-1038	2017	Wind turbine reported to have collapsed in Northern Ireland during severe storm	43 km	Significant
EIR-0422	2025	Wind turbine fire prompts fire service response in Fermanagh	70 km	Minor
EIR-1134	2017	Wind turbine tower collapses at Kilgallioch Wind Farm, Ayrshire	144 km	Significant
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Summary for this site

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What the planning evidence pack adds for this application

The pack is made for Slieve Kirk (formerly Altahullion Phase III & Glenconway 2) 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and the government planning database: every comparable incident, nearest first, with its sources; the schemes refused, withdrawn or taken to appeal within 40 km, your council first; and the fire service guidance each incident bears on.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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