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THE HIGHLAND COUNCIL – WINDFARM ACTIVITY MAP LIST (23rd June 2014) All windfarm schemes contained in this list are for schemes (single or multiple) where the proposed turbine hub height exceeds 50 metres. Name Location Developer Number/Capacity Status Novar Evanton, RWE/npower 34 17MW Operational Novar Ext. Evanton, RWE/npower 16 37MW Operational Forss 1 Thurso, Caithness Fivestone 2 2MW Operational Forss 2 Thurso, Caithness Fivestone & RES 4 5MW Operational Buolfruich Dunbeath, Caithness Anthony Hall 15 13MW Operational Farr Tomatin, INV RWE/npower 40 92MW Operational Causeymire Spittal, Caithness RWE/npower 21 48MW Operational Millennium 1 Glen Moriston Millenium WE/Falck 16 40MW Operational Millennium 2 Glen Moriston MIllenium WE/Falck 4 10MW Operational Millennium 3 Glen Moriston Millenium WE/Falck 6 15MW Operational Ben Aketil Dunvegan, Skye Ben Aketil WE 10 23MW Operational Ben Aketil Ext. Dunvegan, Skye Ben Aketil WE 2 4.6MW Operational Edinbane Edinbane, Skye Vattenfall 13 23MW Operational Fairburn Marybank SSE/Airtricity 20 35MW Operational Kilbraur Strath Brora, SU RDC 19 48MW Operational Kilbraur Ext. Strath Brora, SU RDC 8 20MW Operational Flex Hill Bilbster, Caithness RWE 3 4MW Operational Achairn Wick, Caithness J & R Innis 3 6MW Operational Achany Lairg, SU SSE Renewables 19 38MW Operational Lairg Lairg, SU ABO Wind 3 7MW Operational Rosehall Rosehall, SU E.ON 19 25MW Operational Gordonbush Strath Brora, SU SSE Renewables 35 72MW Operational Beinn Tharsuinn Dornoch Firth Scottish Power 17 30MW Operational Beinn Oighrean Dornoch Firth RockbySea/Midfearn 2 5MW Operational (Beinn Tharsuinn Ext) Baillie Hill Thurso, Caithness Baillie WF 21 53MW Operational Camster Camster, Caithness E.ON 25 50MW Operational Wathegar Bilbster, Caithness D.Miller/Whirlwind 5 10MW Operational Corrimony Cannich Corrimony Energy 5 10MW Operational Beinn Bhuidh Acharacle, W. Ross Ardnamurchan Estate 1 330kw Operational Foulis Foulis/Novar Hector Munro 1 0.5MW Operational Auchmore Muir of Ord Mackenzie family 1 1.5MW Operational Bettyhill Bettyhill, SU N.British Windpower 2 5MW Operational Lochluichart Garve Eneco 16 50MW Operational Lochluichart (Ext) Garve Eneco. 6 18MW Operational Auchmore 2 Muir of Ord Mackenzie family 1 0.8MW Approved / u/c Burn of Whilk East Clyth, Caithness RWE/npower / Eneco 9 27MW Approved / u/c Stroupster Auckengill, Caithness BayWa r.e. 13 32MW Approved / u/c Dunmaglass Strathnairn SSE (formerly RES) 33 99MW Approved / u/c Moy Tomatin Eneco 20 66MW Approved / u/c Strathy North Strathy, SU SSE Renewables 33 68MW Approved / u/c Corriegarth Gorthleck N.British Windpower 23 70MW Approved /u/c/rep. Corriemoille Garve E.ON 19 47.5MW Approved /repower Wathegar II Bilbster, Caithness Whirlwind 9 18MW Approved /repower Melness Melness SU Crofter’s Estate Ltd 3 3MW Approved Coire na Cloiche Dornoch Firth RockbySea 13 29.9MW Approved (Beinn Tharsuinn Ext) Beinneun Invergarry Ridgewind 25 85MW Approved Tom nan Clach Tomatin/Streens Infinergy 17 39.1MW Approved Rumster Forest Lybster, Caithness Rumster CWEP 3 2.7MW Approved Taigh Na Muir Dunnet R.R.Mackay 1 0.5MW Approved Hill of Lybster Forss, Caithness Whirlwind 1 0.8MW Approved Druim Fada Locheil N British Windpower 4 10MW Approved Achlacan Spittal, Caithness Whirlwind 5 10MW Approved Halsary Spittal, Caithness Scottish Power 18 41.4MW Approved Bad a Cheo Mybster,Caithness RWE/npower 13 32.5MW Approved Bhlaraidh Invermoriston SSE Renewables 36 108MW Approved Stronelairg Garrogie, Ft Augustus SSE Renewables 67 240MW Approved Woodend Portree, Skye S.Bailey/Ogden 1 0.5MW Approved S. Cuidreach Uig, Skye P & I Martin 1 330kw Approved Culisse Farm Nigg, E. Ross K. Mackenzie 1 330kw Approved Coigach, Achvraie Achitibuie, W. Ross Coigach Wind Power 1 0.9MW Approved Glencassley Rosehall, SU SSE Renewables 23 69MW In planning S36 Sallachy W. Loch Shin, SU WKN Windkraft N 22 66MW In planning S36 Strathy South Strathy, SU SSE Generation 47 159.8MW In planning S36 Glenmorie Ardgay, SU Glenmorie WF LLP 34 115.6MW In planning S36 Limekiln S.of Reay/Caithness Infinergy 24 78MW In planning S36 Allt Duine Kincraig RWE/npower 31 93MW In planning S36 Kyllachy/Farr Tomatin/Farr RWE/npower 20 50MW In planning S36 Strathy Wood Strathy, SU E.ON 26 78MW In planning S36 Braemore Bonar Bridge, SU Wind Prospect 18 54MW In planning S36 Cairn Duhie Ferness, Dava RES 24 60MW In planning S36 Creag Riabhach Klibreck, SU CRWF Ltd 22 72.6MW In planning S36 Tressady Rogart, SU Wind Prospect 13 32.5MW In planning Balnacoil Strath Brora, SU Vento Ludens 17 42.5MW In planning Hill of Lychrobbie Dunbeath, Caithness Magnus Henderson 3 2.4MW In planning Spittal Hill Spittal, Caithness Spittal Hill WF Ltd. 7 21MW In planning Woodlands Dingwall ABO Wind UK 5 15MW In planning Carn Gorm Contin P I Renewables Ltd 14 42MW In planning Beinn Mhor Cannich Wpd Scotland 7 21MW In planning Millennium S. Ext 3 Glen Moriston Millenium WE/Falck 10 35MW In planning Lower Rumster Rumster, Caithness Ventus 1 1MW In planning Croick Estate Argay, SU Croick/1 Stop Renew. 2 4.6MW In planning Dell Whitebridge Falck 20 >74MW Scoping Moriston Glen Moriston E-ON 36 >108MW Scoping West Garty Helmsdale, SU Muirden Energy 20 <50MW Scoping Glen Ullinish Edinbane, Skye Kilmac Energy 18 41.4MW Scoping Earl’s Cairn Barrock, Caithness Eurowind 13 39MW Scoping Dalchork Dalnessie, SU E.ON ? <50MW Scoping Gordonbush Ext. Strath Brora, SU SSE <20 >60MW Scoping Seater Farm/Bower Bower, Caithness Ventus Land Ltd 4 12-20MW Scoping Cogle Moss Bilbster, Caithness Muirden Energy 12 27MW Scoping Flex Hill Ext. Watten, Caithness Environsol 3 6-9MW Scoping Brabster Upper Gills/Caithness Arcus 10 30MW Scoping Toft of Tain/Coghill Bowermadden/C/nes e-Gen 3 2.4MW Scoping Thusater Farm Scrabster, Caithness e-Gen 3 6MW Scoping Red Moss/MidClyth Lybster, Caithness Orkney Renewables 7 16MW Scoping Torranreach Lybster, Caithness Orkney Renewables 4 3.6MW Scoping Lyndon Cottage Ulbster, Caithness Orkney Renewables 2 1.8MW Scoping Buckies Farm Nr Halkirk, Caithness Green Cat 5 4.5MW Scoping Northfield Halkirk, Caithness e-Gen 2 1.6MW Scoping Stemster Hill Durran, Caithness Tellus Energy 4 9.2MW Scoping Broubster Shurrery, Caithness Electro Green 20 50MW Scoping Tresdale Farm Canisbay, Caithness Orkney Renewables 3 6.9MW Scoping Cnoc Morail Watten, Caithness Wpd Scotland 8 18MW Scoping Camster 2 Camster, Caithness E.ON <55 >160MW Scoping Cnoc Ceislein Evanton, E. Ross Whirlwind/Novar Est 6 19MW Scoping Poll Lochaig NE. Tomatin, Inv Wind Ventures 9 18-27MW Scoping Caplich W of Rosehall, Lairg Muirhall Energy 23 78.2MW Scoping Aberarder Strathnairn, Inv RES 13 < 20MW Scoping Culachy Glen Tarf, F.Augustus RES 25 75MW Scoping Beinneun Ext Invergarry Blue Energy 7 < 21MW Scoping Culbin Farm Dingwall E. Ross A. Cameron/Temporis 1 0.5MW Scoping Fearn Airfield Fearn, E. Ross D. Sutherland 4 10MW Scoping Nigg Hill Fearn, E. Ross West Coast Energy 3 7.5MW Scoping Dunvournie Farm Duncanston, E. Ross Dawn Energy 1 0.5MW Scoping Wester Craiglands Fortrose, E. Ross R. Mackenzie 1 0.5MW Scoping Westermoy Farm Urray, Contin, E.Ross Dawn Energy 1 0.5MW Scoping Guisachan Estate Cannich, E. Ross Guisachan Estate 1 330kw Scoping Corryborough Est. Tomatin, Inv. Sgurr Energy 1 850kw Scoping Tomfat Balnafoich, Farr Sust. 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    The Rumblie Guest House Drinks Menu 1:00pm to 10:30pm Only drinks purchased here may be consumed in the public areas. Drinks from the bar can only be served by Simon or Fiona Drinks Menu– Non Alcoholic Bottle. Fentimans Lemonade 275ml £1.50 With the juice of one and a half lemons in every bottle, for real refreshment our cloudy Victorian Lemonade takes some beating. Fentimans Ginger Beer 275ml £1.50 A traditional brewed Ginger Beer with a complex taste. Made using the finest natural ginger root. Fiery and full of flavour. Fentimans Wild English Elderflower 275ml £1.50 It has a sweet floral smell with a full bodied flavour which is enhanced by the addition of pear juice during the botanical brewing process. Coca Cola £0.65 Biona Organic Orange Pressed Juice 175ml glass £0.60 Organic smooth Orange Juice is simply pressed, so more of its goodness reaches your glass. The oranges are carefully selected from organic citrus farms and freshly squeezed immediately after harvest to capture all their zesty sweetness. Biona Organic Tart Cherry Pure Juce 175ml glass £0.60 Organic tart cherry juice is made from carefully selected organic fruits, harvest fresh pressed with a rich, tart flavour. Drinks Menu—Beers Cairngorm Brewery 500ml Trade Winds 4.3% ABV £3.75 Light golden in colour with high proportion of wheat giving the beer a clean fresh taste. The mash blends together with Pearle hops and elderflower, providing a bouquet of fruit and citrus flavours.2013 Sheepshaggers Gold 4.5% ABV £3.75 A Flavoursome Blonde beer, a light golden ale, almost a continental lager style.Liquorice and caramel Scotch Ale notes in the flavour, with gentle malt and spice overtones.
  • CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 5 16/10/2015

    CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 5 16/10/2015

    CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 5 16/10/2015 CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Title: CONSULTATION FROM THE HIGHLAND COUNCIL (15/03286/FUL) Prepared by: KATHERINE DONNACHIE PLANNING OFFICER (DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT) DEVELOPMENT PROPOSED Erection of 13 wind turbines, including site tracks, crane hardstanding, 80m permanent anemometer mast, substation compound, temporary construction compound & provision for 3 onsite borrow pits at Tom Nan Clach Wind Farm Glenferness REFERENCE: 2015/0296/PAC APPLICANT: Nanclach Ltd RECOMMENDATION: NO OBJECTION 1 CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 5 16/10/2015 2 CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 5 16/10/2015 PURPOSE OF REPORT 1. The purpose of this report is to provide a consultation response to The Highland Council (who is the determining Authority for this application) on this proposed wind farm, which lies to the north of the Cairngorms National Park. The application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and is categorised as a ‘major’ application. 2. The planning issues being considered in relation to this consultation are whether there are any impacts upon the qualities of the National Park. SITE DESCRIPTION AND PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT Site Description 3. The application site is located within the Highland Council administrative area at Tom Nan Clach to the north of the Cairngorms National Park. Tom Nan Clach is located some 5.5 km to the east of the A9, around 7 km to the north east of Tomatin, and some 6 km west of the B9007 Duthil to Ferness road. The closest point of the wind farm is some 5.5km to the north of the Cairngorms National Park boundary as shown in Figure 1.