West Dykehead, South Lanarkshire
Installation Type: Two Wind Turbines
Installation Size: 7.6 MW
CleanEarth are proposing to develop two wind turbines, with a tip height of up to 149.9m, on land at West Dykehead, South Lanarkshire.
The proposal has an estimated annual energy yield of 26 GWh; the equivalent of powering 6,700 homes in South Lanarkshire. It will save in excess of 5,580 tonnes of carbon annually with a predicted lifetime saving of almost 195,000 tonnes – making a significant contribution to Scotland’s target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2045.
The proposed site falls within the Sandford and Upper Avondale Community Council and will provide a community benefit fund for the local community.
An online public consultation was held on 28 October 2022.
Any enquires can be sent to Westdykehead.project@cleanearthenergy.com or via the form below.
West Dykehead Planning Statement
Appendix A – Screening & Pre-app:
Screening Opinion
Appendix B – Site Plans:
Block Plan
GRP Elevation
Location Plan
Appendix C – Turbine Specification:
Turbine Elevation Plan
Appendix D – Landscape & Visual Impact Assessment:
LVIA
Plan 1 – Landscape and Routes
Plan 2 – Landscape Character
Plan 3 – ZTV and Viewpoint Locations
Plan 4 – Cumulative sites
Viewpoint 1
Viewpoint 2
Viewpoint 3
Viewpoint 4
Viewpoint 5
Viewpoint 6
Viewpoint 7
Viewpoint 8
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Appendix E – Ecology:
Ecology Report
Species Protection Plan
Confidential Annex
Appendix F – Heritage Impact Assessment:
HIA Report
Appendix G – Noise:
Noise Report
Appendix H – Hydrology:
Peat Survey Report
Watercourse crossings
West Dykehead Hydrology and Geology
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Appendix I – EMI & Aviation:
EMI & JRC Response Emails
IFP Safeguarding Report
MOD Response Letter
Appendix J – Shadow Flicker:
Shadow Flicker Assessment
Appendix K – Construction Transport Management Plan:
Construction Transport Management Plan (CTMP)
Public Consultation Report: