If its offshore application is approved, the wind farm is set to start generating renewable power in the early 2030s, bringing economic benefits to Aberdeenshire in the process.
These include the creation of a number of jobs during its construction, operation and maintenance phases, and a supply chain contributing millions of pounds to the region’s economy.
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Muir Mhòr , whose name means Great Sea in Gaelic, will be located off the east coast of Scotland, approximately 63 kilometres from the coast of Peterhead.
Once operational, the floating offshore wind farm is planned to generate up to 1 GW of renewable energy, enough to provide electricity for the equivalent of up to 1.2 million homes every year, according to the developer.
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The onshore consent application for the up to 1 GW Muir Mhòr floating offshore wind farm has been approved by the Aberdeenshire Council in Scotland. The application covers the floating wind farm’s onshore infrastructure, including underground cabling and a substation. The wind farm is the first full
