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Simulated image of the proposed Kelburn Wind Farm
Simulated image of the proposed Kelburn Wind Farm

Kelburn Wind Farm

In July 2004 Renewable Energy Systems (RES) applied for full planning permission to North Ayrshire Council to construct a wind farm comprising 19 wind turbines on Kelburn Estate, Blair Estate and adjacent land, approximately 6km south east of Largs and 3.5km north east of Fairlie.

The turbines proposed would have a tubular tower and be three bladed with a height to blade tip not exceeding 100m with a nominal rated output of 2000kW (2MW) each. The proposed development will also have associated electricity transformers, access tracks and site entrance, substation compound and control building and one wind monitoring mast

Every year the wind farm would produce sufficient electrical energy to satisfy the average requirements of over 19,600 homes. Construction of the wind farm should take approximately 9 months.

This wind farm application was submitted with a full Environmental Impact Statement.

This NTS was produced at the time of the original planning application, and some details may have since changed
Non-Technical Summary (NTS) of the Environmental Statement (pdf)
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Download the file (zip)
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As part of the public consultation process, a newsletter was produced and was distributed in March 2004 to approximately 7,800 business and residential addresses within approximately 5km of the wind farm site.

View the local newsletter.

Information about the Project
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38 MW
19
2,000 kW

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