SSE applies planning permission for 150 MW Cloiche wind project in Monadhliath mountains
SSE Generation Limited (SSEG) has filed an application with the Scottish Government for the planning permission to be granted to construct and operate Cloiche Wind Farm; a new onshore wind farm to generate renewable electricity from wind power. The consent is sought for a period of 50 years.
The proposed development is located on Glendoe and Garrogie Estates, adjacent to the operational 66-turbine Stronelairg Wind Farm and the 100 Megawatt (MW) Glendoe Hydroelectric Scheme. The proposed wind farm is located in the Highlands, approximately 11 kilometers to the south-east of Fort Augustus.
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