Red Rock Power Ltd. has launched the construction of the 67 MW Benbrack wind project in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, UK.
The wind scheme will consist of 15 Vestas turbines with a maximum tip height of 149 m (489 ft). The turbines are anticipated to generate the first power in the spring of 2024, with full commercial operations commencing the following summer.
Jones Bros. has been contracted to provide the balance of plant elements, while Natural Power is providing construction management services. Dumfries and Galloway council has granted final approval of all consent conditions for the project.
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