Planning applicationSLK/P/26/0961

Hagshaw Hill III Wind Farm Opencast Mine At Poniel - Access Roads Douglas

RegisteredWorth watchingRenewable Energy & Sustainability
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Received

29 July 2026

Validated

31 July 2026

Planning Signals

3 detected traits

Specific
Section 36 ConsentWind TurbineWind Turbine Count 8
AI summary

Proposed energy project with 8 turbines, solar array, and battery storage for consultation.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

9/10
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Application SLK/P/26/0961

Hagshaw Hill III Wind Farm Opencast Mine At Poniel - Access Roads Douglas

RegisteredRenewable Energy, EV & Heat PumpsReceived South Lanarkshire Council

Proposed energy project with 8 turbines, solar array, and battery storage for consultation.

The record

Reference
SLK/P/26/0961
Address
Hagshaw Hill III Wind Farm Opencast Mine At Poniel - Access Roads Douglas
Status
Registered
Category
Renewable Energy, EV & Heat Pumps
Impact scale
9/10
Authority
South Lanarkshire Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.5654
Longitude
-3.8708

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Proposed energy project with 8 turbines, solar array, and battery storage for consultation.

As filed with the council

Section 36 Consultation relating to the Hagshaw Hill III Energy Project, comprising 8 wind turbines, Solar Array and Long Duration Battery Storage System.

City Scope Journal

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