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Dun Law (17.2 MW wind farm)

Dun Law is a 17.2 MW wind farm project in Midlothian, Scotland. Its status in the Renewable Energy Planning Database (July 2026 extract) is: operational since 21 August 2000; the record was last updated on 12 September 2013.

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

17.2 MWwind farm
operationalstatus in REPD
12 September 2013record last updated
Midlothiancouncil area

Planning timeline

DateStage
17 May 1996Application submitted
31 July 1997Planning permission granted
21 August 2000Operational

Project details

Technology
wind farm
Capacity
17.2 MW
Status (REPD)
operational
Record last updated
12 September 2013
Operator or applicant
Renewable Energy Systems (RES)
Planning authority
Scottish Borders
Planning application reference
96/01130/FUL
Turbines
26
Address (REPD)
Dun Law, 5km north west of Oxton, Lammermuir Hills
Council area (by location)
Midlothian
Time to decision
63 weeks
REPD reference
3570

Who decides

ApplicationsScottish BordersUK
Decided applications (solar, wind, battery)6110,236
Refused28 (46%)19%
Solar refused0 of 1312%
Onshore wind refused26 of 4345%
Battery storage refused2 of 516%
Median time from submission to decision51.3 weeks17.0 weeks
Appeals lodged / allowed11 / 6—

Other large projects within 10 km

ProjectTypeMWStatuskm
Pogbie Wind Farm 1wind farm5.1operational1.9
Dun Law Extensionwind farm29.8operational2.2
Gilston Hill Wind Farmwind farm21refused on appeal2.9
Ditcher Law Wind Farmwind farm52.8approved, not built2.9
Gilston Wind Farm (Lothian)wind farm18.5refused on appeal3.7
Gilston Wind Farm (Borders)wind farm14.4refused on appeal3.7
Toddleburnwind farm27.6operational4.6
Rowantree Wind Farmwind farm69refused7.3
Longcroft Wind Farmwind farm125application submitted7.5

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 (55.8065, -2.846).