At
up
to
299MW
the
£300m
($484m)
project
could
become
the
highest-capacity
land-based
wind
plant
in
England
and
Wales.
Vattenfall
says
it
could
begin
construction
work
next
year
after
receiving
consent
from
UK
energy
minister
Charles
Hendry.
The
first
power
from
Pen
Y
Cymoedd
–
which
the
Swedish
utility
says
will
have
a
capacity
of
“250MW-plus”
–
would
be
due
in
2016.
The
planned
wind
farm
is
sited
on
publicly-owned
land
managed
by
Forestry
Commission
Wales
in
the
south
of
the
country.
Vattenfall
says
it
will
review
the
letter
of
consent
in
detail
before
making…
