Radar fix could open up 1GW of onshore wind potential, study finds

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Joint industry and government working group says better monitoring allows wind turbines to be built closer to Eskdalemuir Seismic Array

The wind energy industry has welcomed a new study claiming that more than 1GW of onshore wind capacity could be installed close to a Ministry of Defence radar station. The Eskdalemuir Working Group...

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