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Dalmacallan

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Location

The Dalmacallan site, owned by Forestry Land Scotland and a private forest investor, lies centrally within the Dumfries & Galloway Council area and is located approximately 4 kilometers to the south of the village of Moniaive.

Status

A Scoping Report was submitted to Scottish Government Energy Consents Unit in October 2025

Project benefits

Vestas and Force 9 Energy are committed to giving local businesses every possible opportunity to share in the financial and employment benefits of the construction and operation of the Dalmacallan Wind Farm.

If constructed, Dalmacallan will offer opportunities for local businesses such as accommodation providers, hire companies, fencing contractors, tradesmen and machinery plant owners. If you are part of a local business, please fill in our feedback form (physical and digital copies available) on our dedicated project webpage - link below. We will register your interest and keep you informed about valuable opportunities for local businesses connected with the wind farm.

COMMUNITY BENEFIT
At the heart of our approach is a strong commitment to supporting the communities that host our projects. If approved, Dalmacallan Wind Farm will bring a payment of community benefit, of around £9.7 million over its lifetime. This funding will be available, from the commencement of operation of the wind farm, to support local community projects in the region.

Vestas and Force 9 Energy would also like to explore the possibility of community shared ownership of this project and want the community to help shape what that could look like . While it is too early for detailed decisions, we are keen to understand whether there is interest in community shared ownership in the project and to hear any initial ideas.

Dalmacallan Project Page

Please visit our dedicated project page here.

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*Please note that this figure is based on 9 turbines with a total installed capacity of 55.8 MW at a site derived capacity factor of 34.9% capacity and assuming 3,323 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 2025 (DESNZ)