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Located on the north coast of Aberdeenshire between Portsoy and Banff. The wind farm has 8 turbines and when it’s operating fully it generates 16.30 MW of electricity. That is enough clean, green energy to supply around 9,100 homes – roughly equal to all the homes in Banff, Whitehills, Portsoy and all the nearby rural areas.

Aims

To generate clean, green electricity and help reduce reliance on existing less environmentally-friendly energy resources.

The Boyndie Wind Farm Co-op is part of a family of co-ops being developed by Energy4All Ltd in partnership with Renantis (formerly Falck Renewables Wind Limited).

FACTS ABOUT THE CO-OP

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THE BOARD
7 Directors, each of whom carry out roles that deliver specific support to the benefit of the co-op

MANAGEMENT
Energy4All to carry out the day-to-day management & administration of the co-op

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