Cogle Moss Renewabless LLP is looking into the feasibility of developing a wind farm at Cogle Moss, Highland.



Initial feasibility studies realised great potential for wind energy production and encouraged the business to work on developing a proposal that is both sensitive and appropriate to the local area. 



Following an environmental impact assessment on the proposed development a planning application was submitted to The Highland Council in July 2015. Planning permission was granted for the proposed development in July 2017. 

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This website is intended to allow news and information related to the proposal to be communicated between the project development team and the surrounding local communities.  

The area of search for the wind farm proposal is situated approximately 3.5km northeast of Watten in Caithness.

 

The site access would be located off the B874. Impacts to the local network will be minimised with community liason groups being created prior to construction to minimise any potential disruption to the local road network.  

 

For a more detailed map of the site and it's situation please visit 'Our Proposal' webpage.  







Cogle Moss Renewables LLP is a partnership comprising members of Scotland’s agricultural sector who have ambitions to help Scotland meet its energy requirements through utilising the country’s abundant wind resource. The partners aim to develop, build and operate wind energy projects throughout the northeast and north of Scotland, whilst keeping and building strong relationships with local communities. 

 

The partners have been involved in a number of successful projects over the past decade. A strong emphasis has been placed on working together with local landowners to deliver the benefits of renewable energy to rural businesses, whilst an effort has also been made to provide an opportunity to local communities to get involved in projects. 

 

Cogle Moss Renewables LLP is keen to offer the same opportunities to the local community of Watten and believes that Cogle Moss has great potential to make a significant contribution to Scotland’s renewable energy targets.