UK
developer
Infinergy
hailed
the
decision,
embraced
by
Scottish
Energy
Minister
Fergus
Ewing,
to
approve
a
six-turbine
extension
at
its
Lochluichart
project,
which
supposedly
will
be
visible
from
the
peak
of
Ben
Wyvis
mountain
in
the
Scottish
Highlands.
The
approval
comes
despite
the
extension
having
received
124
objections
–
including
from
the
Mountaineering
Council
of
Scotland
–
and
only
9
notifications
of
support
in
a
public
inquiry.
The
initial
Lochluichart
project
–
consented
in
late
2008
and
sold
to
Dutch
utility
Eneco
in
2010
–
has
not
yet
been
built.
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