Planning applicationEAY/26/0099/PP

Glen Water Wind Farm Approximately 2.5km North Of Edge New Cumnock And 3.5km East Of Cumnock, To The North Of The A76

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5 March 2026

Validated

16 March 2026

Planning Signals

6 detected traits

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Access RoadsAssociated InfrastructureRail InfrastructureRailway InfrastructureWind TurbineWind Turbine Count 8
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Glen Water Wind Farm could add six wind turbines up to 200m to tip, with access tracks and supporting infrastructure.

Impact scale

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9/10
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Application EAY/26/0099/PP

Glen Water Wind Farm Approximately 2.5km North Of Edge New Cumnock And 3.5km East Of Cumnock, To The North Of The A76

RegisteredRenewable Energy, EV & Heat PumpsReceived East Ayrshire Council

Glen Water Wind Farm could add six wind turbines up to 200m to tip, with access tracks and supporting infrastructure.

Reference
EAY/26/0099/PP
Address
Glen Water Wind Farm Approximately 2.5km North Of Edge New Cumnock And 3.5km East Of Cumnock, To The North Of The A76
Status
Registered
Category
Renewable Energy, EV & Heat Pumps
Impact scale
9/10
Authority
East Ayrshire Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.435
Longitude
-4.1728

Plain-language summary

Glen Water Wind Farm could add six wind turbines up to 200m to tip, with access tracks and supporting infrastructure.

As filed with the council

The construction and operation of a wind farm (known as Glen Water Wind Farm), comprising six wind turbines up to 200m in height to tip with associated and ancillary infrastructure