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Lough Hill Wind Farm (Wind , Active) Location in the UK : N.Ireland, Co Tyrone
Type of installation: Wind on/offshore: on
Turbines :6 Capacity : 7.8 MW
Approx Date of 1st power generation: July 2007
Wind Turbines, Wind Farm, Renewable Energy, Green Power
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Siemens SWT 1.3
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Start Speed: |
3
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| Capacity: |
1.3
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Optimal Speed: |
14
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| Rotor Diameter: |
62
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Stop Speed: |
25
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| Hub Height |
60 Avg for all turbines:60
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Avg. Elevation: |
0
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Hill Wind Farm Lough Hill Curraghmacall D Curraghmacall D BT82 9JW Northern Ireland
Please note that where multiple DECC rcords are available, all are shown in order. eg Project then repowering / extension, or refused project then resubmitted.
| Site Name: |
Lough Hill 10.5 MW
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| Energy Type: |
Wind Onshore |
| County: |
Co. Tyrone Country: Northern Ireland LPA: Northern Ireland Planning Service
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| Site ID and Reference: |
4680 / N00064W
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| Applicant: |
B9 / Renewable Energy Systems (RES)
Application :
K/2004/1139/F
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| Number of Turbines: |
6 |
Turbine Capacity: |
1.75 |
| Height of Turbines: |
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Calculated capacity: |
10.5 |
| Site Address: |
Lough Hill
East of Drumquin
County Tyrone
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| County: |
Co. Tyrone Region: Northern Ireland
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| OS Coordinates: |
38467 / 38467
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| Development Status: |
Operational
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| Application Submitted: |
7/1/2004
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Planning Permission Granted |
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| Application Determined: |
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Permission refused: |
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| Construction Date: |
2/1/2006
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| Generator Live |
8/1/2006
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This Record Last Updated: |
5/10/2016
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Capacity: 15.6
Start Speed: 5 m/s (11.185 mph)
Optimum Speed: 15 m/s (33.555 mph)
Stop Speed: 25 m/s (55.925 mph)
Local Weather Station:
Elevation of Weather Station:
Date for Wind forecast: 12/3/2024
Wind Speed at Weather Station: mph
Wind Direction:
Outputratio = 0.00
Output of Wind Farm = 0.0
| Project Info |
res: OUR EXPERIENCE IN NORTHERN IRELAND
RES has already successfully developed 15 projects in Northern Ireland. Here are a few examples of some of our projects in Northern Ireland;: LOUGH HILL Wind Farm / Gruig Wind Farm / Curryfree Wind Farm
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eight approved farms at separate sites at Bessy Bell, Owenreagh, Bin Mt., LOUGH HILL, Crighshane, Churchill, Carrickatane and Tievenameenta potentially generating 150.6MW. Only in Omagh have more farms been approved.
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