Wind monitoring
A wind monitoring mast has been in place at Breaker Hill since summer 2007. This temporary mast continues to provide us with detailed and site specific information about the wind resource.
Planning application submission : 31st Aug 2009
After considering the results of all the studies undertaken and responses to community consultation we prepared a planning application and supporting documentation in the form of an Environmental Statement. This has been submitted to South Ayrshire Council for consideration and determination.
The planning application has been registered.
Planning application submission: the Non-Technical Summary : 31st Aug 2009
 Non-Technical Summary
Planning application submission: the Environmental Statement Text : 31st Aug 2009
The Environmental Statement Text
Planning application submission: the Appendices : 31st Aug 2009
The Appendices
Planning application result : 31st Oct 2011
South Ayrshire Council will determine the planning application after considering comments from a variety of bodies including Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH), Historic Scotland and RSPB as well as those of other interested organisations, local groups and individuals.
It is hoped that South Ayrshire Council will determine the application within the statutory 16 weeks after its submission.
Construction (if consented) : 30th Jun 2012
Should the application be consented it would be hoped that construction work would begin on site within a year. The wind farm would take approximately 9 to 12 months to construct.
Wind farm generating electricity : 30th Jun 2012
Once the wind farm is built, the turbines will then be connected to the grid and all electrical systems tested. When it is confirmed that everything is in order and operating effectively the wind farm would start generating electricity and exporting it to the grid.
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