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Solar, wind and battery projects near Newry (BT35)

2 solar, wind or battery projects of 150 kW or more are recorded within 10 km of the centre of BT35 (Newry, Mourne and Down): 2 approved but not yet running. The largest live scheme is Wind Turbine Development in Downpatrick ( MW wind turbine, approved on 22 October 2025, not yet built), 7.0 km away. Source: Renewable Energy Planning Database, July 2026 extract.

Data: REPD July 2026 extract · calculated 7 November 2026 · Methodology and sources

2projects within 10 km
0awaiting a decision
2approved, not running
0operational

Projects within 10 km of BT35

Smaller schemes under 1 MW, mostly rooftop solar (2)
ProjectTypeMWStatus (REPD)SubmittedDecisionRecord updatedCouncilkm
Wind Turbine Development in Downpatrickwind turbinewind turbine—approved, not builtupdated Nov 2025Feb 2024granted Oct 2025Nov 2025Newry, Mourne and Down7.0
Aghincurk Roadwind turbinewind turbine—approved, not built may be out of dateupdated Feb 2021Nov 2020granted Jul 2021Feb 2021Newry, Mourne and Down9.5

Distance from the average position of the BT35 postcodes, not from your home. Projects of 5 MW and more have their own page with dates and planning history.

By type

TypeAllPendingApprovedOperationalRefusedMW in pipeline
Wind turbine202000

MW in pipeline: pending, approved and under-construction capacity.

How Newry, Mourne and Down decides solar, wind and battery applications

Newry, Mourne and Down has 9 decided solar, wind or battery applications in REPD — too few for a refusal rate (we show one from 10 decisions). Across all UK planning authorities 19% of 10,236 decisions were refusals.

All projects in Newry, Mourne and Down

Is the status up to date?

32% of applications still shown as pending in REPD were submitted more than two years ago, and only 37% of pending records were updated in the last 12 months, so some of them may already have been decided. Near BT35, 1 project has a status that may be out of date (pending for over two years, or approved with a permission expiry date already passed). Check the council's planning register for the latest decision.