Planning application · Onshore wind · Mid and East Antrim
Unshinagh Wind Farm Development in Carnlough
Application Submitted58.8 MWApplication LA02/2021/1205/FSubmitted 22 December 2021
The application
- Application number
- LA02/2021/1205/F
- Planning authority
- Mid and East Antrim
- County or area
- Co. Armagh
- Nation
- Northern Ireland
- Technology
- Onshore wind
- Capacity
- 58.8 MW
- Status
- Application Submitted (Planning Application Submitted)
- Operator or applicant
- Renewable Energy Systems (RES)
- Location
- 5km to the South West of the village of Carnlough, 5km west of Glenarm, BT44
- Turbines
- 14, 180 m to tip
Timeline
- 22 December 2021 Planning application submitted
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, 73 km from this site.
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| EIR-1038 | 2017 | Wind turbine reported to have collapsed in Northern Ireland during severe storm | 73 km | Significant |
| EIR-1134 | 2017 | Wind turbine tower collapses at Kilgallioch Wind Farm, Ayrshire | 81 km | Significant |
| EIR-1951 | 2022 | Investigation begins after turbine fire at Ardrossan wind farm | 107 km | Significant |
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In the full packWhat the planning evidence pack adds for this application
The pack is made for Unshinagh Wind Farm Development in Carnlough 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and the government planning database: every comparable incident, nearest first, with its sources; the schemes refused, withdrawn or taken to appeal within 40 km, your council first; and the fire service guidance each incident bears on.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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