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Published Date: 05 November 2008
MORE than £1 million has been invested in a Highland wind farm by local residents. The total of £1,043,900 is more than four times the £250,000 target to raise from shares costing £1.
The Kilbraur Wind Energy Co-operative was formed in August to give people a chance to own a stake in the 19-turbine wind farm between Golspie and Brora in Sutherland.


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  • Last Updated: 04 November 2008 11:28 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Wind Power
 
1

nabodican,

Rural Scotland 05/11/2008 02:21:52
Just how do they know it is local residents ?
Are they proud of themselves knowing that the windfarm is helping push up the price of electricity.
2

donald,

glasgow 05/11/2008 05:45:38
How much did Brian Wilson make?
3

Lianachan,

Highlands 05/11/2008 10:19:43
Only marginally less infuriating than the statue of the Wee Man on the hill.
4

Greenheatman,

TAIN 06/11/2008 22:26:57
Fools!

 

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