Planning applicationHLD/26/01783/PAN

Causeymire Wind Farm Halkirk KW12 6UP

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27 April 2026

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27 April 2026

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Repowering Causeymire Wind Farm: existing turbines would be removed and replaced with up to seven taller turbines, plus supporting infrastructure.

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Application HLD/26/01783/PAN

Causeymire Wind Farm Halkirk KW12 6UP

UnknownRenewable Energy, EV & Heat PumpsReceived The Highland Council

Repowering Causeymire Wind Farm: existing turbines would be removed and replaced with up to seven taller turbines, plus supporting infrastructure.

Reference
HLD/26/01783/PAN
Address
Causeymire Wind Farm Halkirk KW12 6UP
Status
Unknown
Category
Renewable Energy, EV & Heat Pumps
Impact scale
8/10
Authority
The Highland Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
58.442815
Longitude
-3.497641

Plain-language summary

Repowering Causeymire Wind Farm: existing turbines would be removed and replaced with up to seven taller turbines, plus supporting infrastructure.

As filed with the council

Causeymire Wind Farm - The Proposed Development would comprise the full repowering of the existing Causeymire Wind Farm to include the removal of the existing 21 turbines (100 m tip height), and the construction of up to seven new wind turbines, each of up to a blade tip height of 200 m and associated ancillary infrastructure. The total installed capacity of the proposed turbines would be approximately 48 MW.