Planning applicationHLD/26/04120/PAN

SSE Fasnakyle Switching Station Cannich

Under ConsiderationWorth watchingNew-Build & Major Development
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18 September 2026

Validated

18 September 2026

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Proposed new 132kV overhead line section, removal of 440m of OHL, access track upgrades, and temporary construction compound.

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Application HLD/26/04120/PAN

SSE Fasnakyle Switching Station Cannich

Under ConsiderationNew-Build & Major DevelopmentReceived The Highland Council

Proposed new 132kV overhead line section, removal of 440m of OHL, access track upgrades, and temporary construction compound.

Reference
HLD/26/04120/PAN
Address
SSE Fasnakyle Switching Station Cannich
Status
Under Consideration
Category
New-Build & Major Development
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
The Highland Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
57.34712599999999
Longitude
-4.7630259

Plain-language summary

Proposed new 132kV overhead line section, removal of 440m of OHL, access track upgrades, and temporary construction compound.

As filed with the council

Fasnakyle to Bingally 132kV connection - Construction and operation of a new section of OHL between the existing Tower 201 and the proposed new Tower 200R, within the proposed new CSE compound. Removal of approximately 440m of OHL at the Beauly-Denny tie in between Tower 201 and Tower 64. Upgrades to the existing access track, the use of temporary working areas around the proposed Cable Sealing End compound and the towers, and the establishment of a temporary construction compound.

City Scope Journal

Fasnakyle–Bingally power link will need a full environmental assessment

A September pre-application notice sets out overhead-line work near Cannich. Scottish Ministers have already said a future consent application for the link must include a full environmental assessment.

Read the Journal article →