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Solar, wind and battery projects near Carnlough (BT44)

16 solar, wind or battery projects of 150 kW or more are recorded within 10 km of the centre of BT44 (Causeway Coast and Glens): 3 are waiting for a planning decision, 4 approved but not yet running, 8 operational. The largest live scheme is Carnbuck Wind Farm (50.4 MW wind farm, application submitted on 22 February 2023, no decision recorded; REPD status may be out of date), 3.9 km away. Source: Renewable Energy Planning Database, July 2026 extract.

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

16projects within 10 km
3awaiting a decision
4approved, not running
8operational

Projects within 10 km of BT44

Projects of 1 MW and more (11)

ProjectTypeMWStatus (REPD)SubmittedDecisionRecord updatedCouncilkm
Carnbuck Wind Farmwind farmwind farm50.4application submitted may be out of dateupdated Jun 2023Feb 2023—Jun 2023Mid and East Antrim3.9
Gruig Wind Farmwind farmwind farm25operationalupdated Nov 2019Oct 2004granted Jun 2007Nov 2019Causeway Coast and Glens5.2
Corkey Windfarm (repowering)wind farmwind farm20approved, not built may be out of dateupdated Mar 2022Jul 2019granted Mar 2022Mar 2022Causeway Coast and Glens6.9
Elginny Hillwind farmwind farm22operationalupdated Oct 2018Mar 2011granted Nov 2014Oct 2018Mid and East Antrim7.5
Rathsherrywind farmwind farm21operationalupdated Feb 2018Apr 2011granted Mar 2015Feb 2018Mid and East Antrim7.6
Corkey Wind Farmwind farmwind farm5operationalupdated Aug 2017Nov 1993granted Jun 1994Aug 2017Causeway Coast and Glens8.0
Corkey Wind Farm Extensionwind turbinewind turbine2.5operationalupdated Jul 2017Feb 2010granted Feb 2012Jul 2017Causeway Coast and Glens8.1
Glenbuckwind farmwind farm6.9operationalupdated Dec 2017Nov 2006granted Jun 2011Dec 2017Causeway Coast and Glens9.0
Glenbuckwind turbinewind turbine2.3operationalupdated Dec 2016Jun 2005granted Apr 2007Dec 2016Causeway Coast and Glens9.0
Long Mountainwind farmwind farm27.6operationalupdated Jan 2017Mar 2006granted Jan 2007Jan 2017Causeway Coast and Glens9.9
Craigs Wind Turbine IIwind turbinewind turbine3permission expiredupdated Nov 2019Nov 2015granted Jan 2017Nov 2019Causeway Coast and Glens9.9
Smaller schemes under 1 MW, mostly rooftop solar (5)
ProjectTypeMWStatus (REPD)SubmittedDecisionRecord updatedCouncilkm
58 Tullykiagh Roadwind turbinewind turbine—approved, not builtupdated Nov 2023Jan 2023granted Jul 2023Nov 2023Mid and East Antrim3.3
Omerbane Road, Cloughmills Replacementwind turbinewind turbine0.2approved, not builtupdated Sep 2021Aug 2021granted Mar 2022Sep 2021Mid and East Antrim3.5
Omerbane Road, Cloughmillswind turbinewind turbine—approved, not builtupdated Jan 2025May 2024granted Jan 2025Jan 2025Mid and East Antrim3.9
Carnbuck Wind Farmbattery storagebattery storage—application submitted may be out of dateupdated Aug 2023Feb 2023—Aug 2023Mid and East Antrim3.9
Reservoir Roadwind turbinewind turbine0.2application submitted may be out of dateupdated Mar 2020Jan 2020—Mar 2020Causeway Coast and Glens7.1

Distance from the average position of the BT44 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 farm8116070.4
Wind turbine713200.5
Battery storage110000

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

How Causeway Coast and Glens decides solar, wind and battery applications

ApplicationsCauseway Coast and GlensUK
Decided applications (solar, wind, battery)4710,236
Refused6 (13%)19%
Solar refused0 of 412%
Onshore wind refused6 of 4145%
Battery storage refused0 of 216%
Median time from submission to decision103.0 weeks17.0 weeks
Appeals lodged / allowed5 / 5—

All projects in Causeway Coast and Glens

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 BT44, 4 projects have 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.