Construction

Construction of the Wind Farm was carried out in 2007. The gallery below features images taken during the construction process.

: Cranes lifting the nacelle into place

: The turbines arriving at the port.

: Ben Aketil turbine 2

: Ben Aketil Turbines

: View from the top of one of the turbines.

: Laying the foundations

: Laying the foundations

HCES Share Offer
Highland Community Energy Society (HCES) will be launching their next share offer to fund two further hydro sites around the Kinlochbervie area, one of which will be 100% community owned. To learn more and receive a copy of the offer document when it is released please register your interest here The post HCES Share Offer […]
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