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Chailleach Hydro

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Land 2100M East Of Murlaggan, Achnacarry, Spean Bridge, Highlands, Highland, PH34 4EL

Chailleach Hydro is a 1.7 MW conventional hydro project in Scotland. The applicant or operator on record is Glen Hydro Development. The application has been withdrawn or the scheme abandoned. The determining authority is Highland, reference 18/03860/FUL.…

Withdrawn
Project stageWithdrawn / abandoned
  1. PlanningAug 2018 (completed)
  2. Withdrawn / abandoned (project stopped here)
  3. Consented (not reached)
  4. Construction (not reached)
  5. Operating (not reached)
  6. Closed (not reached)

Status in the official register: Planning Application Withdrawn.

Official register: July 2026

Recorded status: Planning Application Withdrawn. Source record updated 2019-09-27.

Registered planning capacity; not measured generation.

DESNZ source publication Β· Search the full register Β· Definitions and coverage

1.700 MW
Registered Capacity

πŸ“‹ Project Overview

Chailleach Hydro is a 1.7 MW conventional hydro project in Scotland. The applicant or operator on record is Glen Hydro Development. The application has been withdrawn or the scheme abandoned. The determining authority is Highland, reference 18/03860/FUL.

Site Schematic

UPPER RES. LOWER RES. PENSTOCK TAILRACE GEN. GRID HEAD: ?m Β· POWER: 1.700 MW Β· ? turbines

Schematic diagram β€” not to scale. Illustrative layout based on project specifications.

πŸ”§ Technical Specifications

Capacity (MW)1.700 MW

πŸ”Œ Grid Connection & Infrastructure

🏒 Development & Ownership

DeveloperGlen Hydro Development
Owner / operatorGlen Hydro Development
LocationLand 2100M East Of Murlaggan, Achnacarry, Spean Bridge, Highlands, Highland, PH34 4EL
RegionScotland
Coordinates56.981224Β°N, 5.240682Β°W

Additional published register fields

Registered technologySmall Hydro

πŸ“… Project Timeline

2018-08-17