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Mochrum Fell Wind Farm

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Barwhillarty Estate & Glenswinton Farm, Dumfries and Galloway, DG7 3NS

Mochrum Fell Wind Farm is a 24 MW onshore wind project in Scotland. The applicant or operator on record is Falck Renewables Limited. The scheme is currently in the planning system, submitted October 2020. The determining authority is Dumfries and Galloway, reference 20/1683/FUL.…

In Planning
Project stageIn planning
  1. PlanningOct 2020 (current stage)
  2. Consented (not yet reached)
  3. Construction (not yet reached)
  4. Operating (not yet reached)
  5. Closed (not yet reached)

Status in the official register: Planning Application Submitted.

Official register: July 2026

Recorded status: Planning Application Submitted. Source record updated 2021-11-18.

Registered planning capacity; not measured generation.

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

24.000 MW
Registered Capacity

πŸ“‹ Project Overview

Mochrum Fell Wind Farm is a 24 MW onshore wind project in Scotland. The applicant or operator on record is Falck Renewables Limited. The scheme is currently in the planning system, submitted October 2020. The determining authority is Dumfries and Galloway, reference 20/1683/FUL.

Site Schematic

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

πŸ”§ Technical Specifications

Capacity (MW)24.000 MW

πŸ”Œ Grid Connection & Infrastructure

🏒 Development & Ownership

DeveloperFalck Renewables Limited
Owner / operatorFalck Renewables Limited
LocationBarwhillarty Estate & Glenswinton Farm, Dumfries and Galloway, DG7 3NS
RegionScotland
Coordinates55.0342711Β°N, 4.0446804Β°W

Additional published register fields

Registered technologyWind Onshore
No. of Turbines7
Height of Turbines (m)149.9

πŸ“… Project Timeline

2020-10-01