Tag: Berwick Bank
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Berwick Bank’s removal of the variation request for Seabird Compensation Plan
Berwick Bank Offshore Windfarm’s removal of the variation request for the Seabird Compensation Plan, means they will submit one plan for the whole site rather than phasing.
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Energy Projects Traffic and Travel Drop in
A Community Traffic and Travel Forum drop-in event took place on Tuesday 20th October in Innerwick Outdoor Centre.. Project information from the event is now available to view online.
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Traffic & Travel drop-in — 20 October 2026
Drop in at Innerwick Old School / Outdoor Centre, 3–7pm on 20 October 2026, for updates and questions about energy-project construction traffic and travel.
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Berwick Bank drop-in event, innerwick 22nd July
SSE drop-in engagement event in Innerwick, 22nd July about Berwick Bank Wind Farm onshore construction phase.
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Berwick Bank Wind Farm – planning update
SSE Renewables have now submitted a detailed application to East Lothian Council Planning regarding their substation. This is the 2nd of 3 applications providing further detail, following their planning permission which has been granted in principle for the onshore infrastructure. Click on the button below for more information and a link to review and comment…
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Berick Bank Wind Farm – another update!
SSE has successfully secured a 20-year contract for 1.4GW of low carbon offshore wind power from Phase B of its Berwick Bank Wind Farm project in the UK’s seventh Contracts for Difference (CfD) Allocation Round, announced today.
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Berwick Bank Wind farm update
Onshore Planning Application – 275kV Cable Works Berwick Bank Wind Farm is an offshore wind project located in the Firth of Forth with a grid connection at Branxton, near Innerwick in East Lothian. As part of our proposals to develop and construct Berwick Bank Wind Farm, we are required to install different elements of onshore…
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Berwick Bank Windfarm consented
SSE Renewables received planning consent for Berwick Bank Offshore Wind Farm at the end of July. This makes landfall at Skateraw, with the onshore elements indicated in orange on the map above previously consented in principle by East Lothian Council.