Planning applicationORK/25/203/TPPMAJ

Land Near Greentoft/Neven Point, Eday, Orkney

Awaiting decisionWorth watchingRenewable Energy & Sustainability
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Received

6 June 2025

Validated

23 June 2025

Planning Signals

8 detected traits

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Associated InfrastructureBorrow PitRail InfrastructureRailway InfrastructureRailway StationSubstation
AI summary

Five turbines up to 180m, a 49.9MW battery system, substation and supporting tracks, cabling, hardstandings and borrow pit could be developed.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

9/10
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Application ORK/25/203/TPPMAJ

Land Near Greentoft/Neven Point, Eday, Orkney

Awaiting decisionRenewable Energy, EV & Heat PumpsReceived Orkney Islands Council

Five turbines up to 180m, a 49.9MW battery system, substation and supporting tracks, cabling, hardstandings and borrow pit could be developed.

The record

Reference
ORK/25/203/TPPMAJ
Address
Land Near Greentoft/Neven Point, Eday, Orkney
Status
Awaiting decision
Category
Renewable Energy, EV & Heat Pumps
Impact scale
9/10
Authority
Orkney Islands Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
59.1508
Longitude
-2.7817

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Five turbines up to 180m, a 49.9MW battery system, substation and supporting tracks, cabling, hardstandings and borrow pit could be developed.

As filed with the council

Erect five wind turbines (maximum height of 180 metres), and battery energy storage system (maximum combined capacity 49.9 MW), a substation, external transformers, and associated infrastructure including access tracks, crane hardstandings, temporary laydown areas, underground cabling, and borrow pit