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Photomontage: Airigh Wind Farm from A83 at Whitehouse
Airigh
Site statistics
Location
Argyll & Bute Council - located in South Knapdale, 9km south-west of Tarbert.
Status
Consented by Scottish Government
Project benefits
A Community Fund will be established with effect from first commercial operation of the wind farm. Funding will be at the prevailing Scottish Government recommended rate, currently £5,000 per Mega Watt of Installed Capacity, index linked, for each operational year of the wind farm (anticipated to be 25 years).
Force 9 Energy’s development partner, EDF Energy Renewables is also proposing to offer the local communities the opportunity to own up to a 10% stake in the project under which participating local communities would receive a share of the profits of the project for the whole of its operational lifetime.
If you have any questions or would like additional information regarding the Community Benefit or Community Ownership Opportunity please contact Steven Park at steven@libertyonecomms.co.uk or 0131 344 4587.
Your capital is at risk if you invest. Investments are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. For a full risk warning, please contact Steven Park and a representative from EDF Renewables Community Investment Ltd will contact you. EDF Renewables is a trading name of EDF Renewables Community Investment Ltd which is an appointed representative of Resolution Compliance Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN: 574048)
Proposed turbines
Up to 14 turbines between 131m and 149.5m to blade tip.
Houses powered
22,701*
Links & downloads
- SEI - Press Advert (95 KB)
- SEI - Planning Statement Update (7 MB)
- SEI Volume I - Part 1 (13 MB)
- SEI Volume I - Part 2 (6 MB)
- SEI Volume I - Part 3 (9 MB)
- SEI Volume I - Part 4 (11 MB)
- SEI Volume I - Part 5 (6 MB)
- SEI Volume I - Part 6 (5 MB)
- SEI Volume II - Additional LVIA Visulisations (8 MB)
- EIA Non-Technical Summary (4 MB)
- Design & Access Statement (5 MB)
- PAC Report (6 MB)
- Planning Statement (4 MB)
- EIA Vol I Text (5 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 1 (8 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 3 (2 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 4 (3 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 6 (6 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 7 (1) (7 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 7 (2) (10 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 8 (1) (15 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 8 (2) (4 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 8 (3) (7 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 8 (4) (13 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 8 (5) (13 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 8 (6) (5 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 9 (1) (9 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 9 (2) (9 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 9 (3) (6 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 10 (1) (11 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 10 (2) (11 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 10 (3) (15 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 11 (2 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 12 (6 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 13 (5 MB)
- EIA Vol I Figures Chpt 14 (2 MB)
- EIA Vol II (1) LVIA VP1 - 3 (10 MB)
- EIA Vol II (1) LVIA VP4 - 5 (5 MB)
- EIA Vol II (1) LVIA VP6 - 10 (14 MB)
- EIA Vol II (2) LVIA (11 MB)
- EIA Vol II (3) LVIA (15 MB)
- Exhibition Boards Feb '17 (3 MB)
- Exhibition Boards Aug '16 (6 MB)
- Scoping Response Sep '16 (6 MB)
- Scoping Report July '16 (9 MB)
*Please note that this figure is based on 14 turbines with an installed capacity of 34.2MW operating at site derived capacity factor of 28.4% capacity and assuming 3,748 is the average UK household electricity consumption in kW hours (based on most recent statistics from the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Dec 2021 (BEIS)
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