409 MW Teviot Wind Farm in Scotland

Countries UK (United Kingdom)
States Scottish Borders, The
Subsectors Photovoltaic - Onshore Wind - Energy Storage
Sectors Solar - Wind - Energy Storage
MW Capacity 409.00
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The project involves the development of a 409 MW onshore wind park in the Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK. It features 62 turbines at a site east of Teviothead, a solar photovoltaic array and batt...

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