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Wind farms/Hare Hill Extension
Operationalonshore · July 2026 REPD 4157

Hare Hill Extension

New Cumnock, East Ayreshire, Strathclyde, Scotland, Scotland

Primary source
Capacity29.8 MW
Turbines35
Per turbine0.9 MW
Max heightNot recorded
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Project overview

Core identity and development data from the current public snapshot.

Development status
Operational
Technology
Onshore wind
Country
Scotland
Region
Scotland
Site address
New Cumnock, East Ayreshire
Latitude
55.362804
Longitude
-4.126283
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Companies

The source field combines operator and applicant roles; further entity resolution is planned.

Applicant or operatorScottish Power Renewables
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Planning

Planning authority, reference and recorded milestones.

Planning authority
East Ayrshire
Application reference
07/0809/FL
Application submitted
4 Sept 2007
Permission granted
28 Nov 2014

Project timeline

Became operational

Construction commenced

Planning permission granted

Planning application submitted

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Generation & performance

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Measured generation available · Paid

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Market, outage & alert context

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Outage and balancing context · Paid

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Sources & provenance

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Primary sourceRenewable Energy Planning Database

Department for Energy Security and Net Zero · July 2026

Record updated2 Oct 2018
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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