Plans submitted for 'England's largest' onshore wind farm

Stuart Stone
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Scout Moor II project could become the first major onshore wind development in England in over a decade, developers Cubico claim

Cubico Sustainable Investments has today announced plans to invest £200m in a landmark 100MW onshore wind farm, which could become the largest such project in England. Described as the first major onshore...

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