Planning applicationSBO/25/00981/SCO

Hagshaw Hill III Wind Farm South Lanarkshire

DecidedWorth watchingRenewable Energy & Sustainability
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Received

24 July 2025

Validated

24 July 2025

Planning Signals

4 detected traits

Specific
Eia ScopingSubstationWind TurbineWind Turbine Count 8
AI summary

Up to eight 200m wind turbines, solar PV and long-duration battery storage, with substations and grid connections proposed across the site.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

8/10
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Application SBO/25/00981/SCO

Hagshaw Hill III Wind Farm South Lanarkshire

DecidedRenewable Energy, EV & Heat PumpsReceived Scottish Borders Council

Up to eight 200m wind turbines, solar PV and long-duration battery storage, with substations and grid connections proposed across the site.

The record

Reference
SBO/25/00981/SCO
Address
Hagshaw Hill III Wind Farm South Lanarkshire
Status
Decided
Category
Renewable Energy, EV & Heat Pumps
Impact scale
8/10
Authority
Scottish Borders Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.8781
Longitude
-2.0655

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Up to eight 200m wind turbines, solar PV and long-duration battery storage, with substations and grid connections proposed across the site.

As filed with the council

The proposed development is for up to eight wind turbines with a maximum blade tip height of 200 metres (m), solar photovoltaic (PV) energy generation, and Long Duration Electricity Storage (LDES), and associated infrastructure. The total generating capacity is expected to be approximately 138 MW

Supporting documents(4)