Berry Burn Extension
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You are invited to our second public consultation event for Berry Burn Wind Farm.
Wednesday, 30 October 2024
Dallas Village Hall Dallas, Forres, Moray IV36 2SA
3pm to 7pm
Read the public consultation invite sent to neighbours here.
Local suppliers welcome.
This event is primarily to discuss the borrow pit application with local residents. However, local suppliers are welcome to pop in and speak to a member of our construction team to discuss the opportunity to supply goods or services during the construction period.
Please speak to one of the Statkraft team and they can introduce you to the right person on the day. If you can’t make it, be assured there will be other opportunities to discuss supplying this project and you can register your interest on this website.
Berry Burn Wind Farm has been operating since 2014, and consist of 29 turbines. In a typical year it generates electricity equivalent to the needs of 47,000 homes. To date the wind farm has delivered over £1.3 million to over 100 local groups and initiatives via the Community Benefit Fund.
An application was submitted to extend the existing wind farm by 9 turbines. In March 2021 the Moray Council Planning Committee voted not to object to the proposed extension. In December 2021 consent was received by the Ministers of the Scottish Government.
If you have any questions about the project please Get in touch.
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