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of the Viking Wind Farm on central Shetland, with a generation capacity of up to 457 MW; (ii, our advice is that the proposed Viking wind farm is highly likely to result in a significant adverse, of the Viking Wind Farm. A secondary objective of the HMP is to alleviate the ecological impacts arising from, habitats within the vicinity of the Viking Wind Farm in such a way that the Viking Wind Farm, the construction and operation of the wind farm is likely to have an impact on Shetland’s populations
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of a 103 turbine Viking Wind Farm in Central Mainland, Shetland, as described in Annex 1 of said, of Viking Wind Farm, Shetland ("the proposed development"). The respondents are the Scottish Ministers, of Viking Wind Farm on central Shetland comprising inter alia not more than 103 turbines, with a maximum, for Viking Wind Farm, covered a site area on mainline Shetland of approximately 50 square miles. Said, concluded: "It is my view that the Viking Wind Farm project and related interconnector
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of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm in terms of the Electricity Act 1989 section 36 and (2) a consent decision of the Scottish Ministers dated 15 September 2014 for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm in terms, electricity generating project to be known as the Inch Cape offshore wind farm. The Inch Cape offshore wind farm is proposed to be sited in the approaches to the Tay estuary about fifteen kilometres, and three other offshore wind farm projects in the Forth and Tay area. The main concerns relate