Teviot Wind Farm (350 MW)
Teviot Wind Farm is a 350 MW wind farm project in Scottish Borders, Scotland. Its status: application withdrawn on 8 July 2026 (Scottish Government Energy Consents Unit). The Renewable Energy Planning Database (July 2026 extract) still records: application submitted on 20 May 2022, no decision recorded; the record was last updated on 10 June 2022. As a project over 50 MW in Scotland, it is decided by Scottish Ministers under Section 36.
Planning timeline
| Date | Stage |
|---|---|
| 20 May 2022 | Application submitted |
| 8 July 2026 | Application withdrawn (Energy Consents Unit) |
Status source: Scottish Government Energy Consents Unit. The Renewable Energy Planning Database (July 2026 extract) still shows this project as “application submitted”.
Project details
- Technology
- wind farm
- Capacity
- 350 MW
- Status
- application withdrawn (Scottish Government Energy Consents Unit; REPD: application submitted)
- Record last updated
- 10 June 2022
- Operator or applicant
- Muirhall Energy Limited
- Planning authority
- Scottish Government (S36)
- Planning application reference
- ECU00003249
- Turbines
- 53
- Turbine height
- 240 m
- Address (REPD)
- Teviot Wind Farm Land South, East And West Of Priesthaugh
- Council area (by location)
- Scottish Borders
- REPD reference
- 8921
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.
Other large projects within 10 km
| Project | Type | MW | Status | km |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teviot Wind Farm | solar farm | 34 | application submitted | <0.1 |
| Teviot Wind Farm | battery storage | 100 | application submitted | <0.1 |
| Mid Hill Wind Farm | wind farm | 93.6 | application submitted | 3.8 |
Status and events credited to a named source are from that source; other 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 (55.343, -2.9392).