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Mid Hill Wind Farm

The Mid Hill Wind Farm is a proposed 217.8 megawatt wind energy project located in the Scottish Borders that will generate clean, Scotland-made energy to meet the UK's growing demand for cleaner, more affordable, reliable electricity, while creating jobs and investing in local communities.

Project Stats

The proposed Mid Hill Wind Farm will generate clean energy, create family-sustaining jobs and commit to economic investments in our communities for the future.

217.8

megawatts clean power generation capacity

155,155

homes powered (Source: RenewablesUK)

£43.5M

in payments to the community

Project Overview

We are dedicated to bringing cleaner, more reliable, affordable energy to the UK.

Preliminary Site Assessments & Land Agreements

Consultation & Planning Application

Engineering & Pre-Construction

Construction

Operations & Maintenance

Consultation & Planning Application

During this phase, Invenergy continues environmental surveys, prepares and submits the planning application, and continues engaging with community members and all relevant stakeholders. We will continue updating this page with news about our consultation events.

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Proposed Mid Hill Layout

Mid Hill Consultation Events

The Mid Hill team will be hosting another series of public consultation events in May 2025. To see the boards presented at our previous exhibitions in February 2025, please visit our News & Resources page.

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Invenergy in the UK

Invenergy has been committed to the United Kingdom's clean energy future since 2013, and our Edinburgh-based team continues to responsibly develop innovative sustainable energy solutions across the county. Invenergy has successfully completed development on three onshore wind projects in Scotland: the operational Bettyhill and Corriegarth projects in the Highland Council, and the Pencloe Wind Farm, which recently started construction in the East Ayrshire Council area.