BayWa buys 48 MW Broken Cross wind project in South Lanarkshire
BayWa r.e. has completed the acquisition of the project rights for Broken Cross Wind Farm in South Lanarkshire, Scotland. BayWa r.e. purchased the project, which is located on a restored coal mine, from developer Brockwell Energy.
Broken Cross is a 48 MW, ten turbine wind farm site which sits 3.5km to the northwest of Rigside in South Lanarkshire and close to Dalquhandy wind farm, a 45 MW project currently in construction, which BayWa r.e. acquired from Brockwell Energy in May 2020.
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