Last
year
Dumfries
and
Galloway,
the
southernmost
of
Scotland’s
32
council
areas,
rejected
an
application
for
the
11-turbine
Glenchamber
wind
farm
put
forward
by
the
developer
RES,
saying
it
held
the
potential
for
a
“significant
adverse
impact”
on
the
local
environment
and
economy.
However,
after
taking
a
closer
look
at
the
application,
a
Scottish
government
inspector
has
overturned
that
rejection,
saying
the
25.3MW
project
will
not
result
in
unacceptable
impacts,
and
is
worthwhile
in
the
light
of
the
country’s
stretching
renewables
targets.
RES
says
the
project
will
produce
enough
electricity
to
Log in to read complete article.
