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Scawd Law Wind Farm

Overview

Project details

Current project stage

Planning

Date operational

Capacity (MW)

Project address

Land to the north east of Innerleithen approximately 3 km to the east of the B709 and 4 km north of the A72

Date financial investment decision made

Project developer

Fred Olsen Renewables

Technology

Onshore Wind

Community benefits offered

Not known

Community shared ownership offered

Not known

Public contact email

Project owner

Project owner name

Fred. Olsen Renewables

Project owner website

https://fredolsenrenewables.com/

Scawd Law Wind Farm

Project details

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