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Corriegarth 2 (67.2 MW wind farm)

Corriegarth 2 is a 67.2 MW wind farm project in Highland, Scotland. Its status in the Renewable Energy Planning Database (July 2026 extract) is: approved on 20 December 2023, not yet built; the record was last updated on 2 January 2024. As a project over 50 MW in Scotland, it is decided by Scottish Ministers under Section 36.

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

67.2 MWwind farm
approved, not builtstatus in REPD
2 January 2024record last updated
Highlandcouncil area

Planning timeline

DateStage
18 January 2021Application submitted
20 December 2023Section 36 consent granted (Scottish Ministers)
20 December 2028Permission due to expire (unless work starts)

Project details

Technology
wind farm
Capacity
67.2 MW
Status (REPD)
approved, not built
Record last updated
2 January 2024
Operator or applicant
Corriegarth 2 Windfarm Limited (BayWa r.e. UK Limited)
Planning authority
Scottish Government (S36)
Planning application reference
ECU00002175
Turbines
14
Turbine height
150 m
Address (REPD)
Corriegarth Wind Farm, Off B852
Council area (by location)
Highland
Time to decision
152 weeks
Contracts for Difference
AR6
REPD reference
8418

Who decides

As a project over 50 MW in Scotland, it is decided by Scottish Ministers under Section 36. Scottish Government (S36) refused 18% of 334 decided solar, wind and battery applications in REPD (median 127 weeks to a decision). Across all UK planning authorities 19% of 10,236 decided applications were refused.

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Status and dates as recorded in the Renewable Energy Planning Database (July 2026 extract); the database is compiled from public sources and can lag behind council decisions. Location: REPD grid reference (57.3865, -4.2361).