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Blarghour Wind Farm
Argyll & Bute

Our proposal

At a glance

Type:
Wind Farm

Status:
Planning granted

Partner:
ESB

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14

Turbines

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67

Megawatts

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50,000

Homes powered

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Based on an installed capacity of 67MW, an assumed load factor of 27.5%, and DESNZ Subnational Electricity and Gas Consumption Statistics showing that annual GB average domestic household consumption is 3,239kWh (updated January 2024).

£335k/yr

Community benefit

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Why Blarghour?

The wind farm would be located on rough grazing land east of Alexandria and about 20 km to the north-west of Glasgow City Centre. The site lies within an ‘Area with Potential for Wind Energy Development’ (as mapped out by West Dunbartonshire Council) and benefits from good wind speeds, good access links and close proximity to the grid. It is also close to a large potential consumer base in the Clyde Valley.

What is proposed?

We are proposing a wind farm comprising up to 10 of the latest generation, highly efficient wind turbines. Each of these would have a tower height of up to 134 m and tip height of up to 220m. The wind turbines would be connected by new tracks made of locally sourced crushed stone and the main access would come off the A813 (close to the Aggreko facility). 20MW of battery energy storage capacity would also be included as part of the onsite electricity substation.

Proposed location

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14 January 2026

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The proposal

In pictures

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drivers view along country road

Local suppliers

Be part of the project

We are keen to ensure that wherever possible contractors are employed to help us deliver the services we need for this project. We will be undertaking supply chain outreach over coming months and years.