Today`s event aims to: Introduce Eneco and the

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Welcome
Today’s event aims to:
99 Introduce Eneco and the Moy Wind Farm project team
99 Provide details about the construction schedule
Moy Wind Farm
VIEWPOINT 2
VIEW EAST FROM B9154 NORTH OF MOY
PHOTOMONTAGE 2b
Viewpoint Information
Grid Reference
275485E 835726N
Ground Height
279m AOD
Viewer Height
2m
Included Angle
90°
Viewing Distance
450mm
Camera used was a Digital SLR focal length 50mm
Layout Information
Based on Layout
Hub Height
Height to Blade Tip
Nearest Visible Turbine
Number of Tips visible
Number of Hubs visible
Maximum Extent of Array
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80m
126.25m
2550m
19*
14*
062° to 081°
*The information provided ignores the screening effects of
woodland and other intervening objects.
Location Plan
Our commitment to you
Work on the 20 turbine, 60MW wind farm on the Moy Estate, will commence shortly.
Throughout the construction phase, we will make every effort to:
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99 Minimise disruption to traffic
99 Allocate a dedicated team member who you can contact with any questions you may have
99 Provide regular updates on our website
99 Meet with your Community Council representatives
If you have any other suggestions as to how we can keep the community informed, please do
let us know. Thank you for attending today.
Moy Wind Farm
Eneco acquired the rights for the 20-turbine site in early 2013,
this was after the site had been granted planning consent
from Scottish Ministers in February 2012.
Eneco continued to work alongside Carbon Free Developments
Limited to increase the projects capacity from 50MW to
60MW – which was approved in January 2014.
Eneco is now planning the construction of the project and will
update you on the proposed schedule at today’s event.
Number of turbines:
20
Generating capacity: Equivalent to 32,000 homes
Height to blade tip:
Up to 126 metres
Construction start date:
May 2014
Anticipated
commissioning date:
November 2015
Based on a CO2 reduction per annum figure of 430g/KWh , an average
annual household electricity consumption figure of 4,266kWh and
Capacity Factor figure of 26.35 and using formulas published by RUK.
www.renewableuk.com/en/renewable-energy/wind-energy/uk-wind-energy-database/figures-explained.cfm
DECC Databook 2011 (on the average annual household electricity consumption statistics)
Map of proposed design layout
Initial stages of the construction process (2014)
The first stage of the project is the delivery of the site cabins and construction equipment to the site.
On-site, borrow pits will be dug to excavate material for the construction of the wind farm roads.
In parallel, we will commence the construction of the wind farm site access from the B9154. Traffic
management arrangements are being finalised with The Highland Council and TEC Services (The Roads Authority).
How this may impact road users
It is our intention to keep disruption to a minimum, however some delays are anticipated. These include;
99 Slow moving heavy-goods lorries along the A9 and B9154 due to the transportation of construction machinery to the site. This is expected to be most
noticeable at the initial stages of construction
99 Increased traffic along the A9 and B9154 from the site access to the Leith Quarry. This is an ongoing process, as this material will be used to form the running
surface for 11km of internal roads on site. We anticipate that the roads, foundations and cabling will be complete by Spring 2015
What to expect in 2015
The turbine components will commence delivery in late July 2015. These components will be delivered to Inverness port and transported under police escort along
the A9 existing at the B9154 to the wind farm. Specific details on timing of the deliveries will be published on our website and we will make every effort to plan
deliveries out with peak traffic times.
Safety is our primary concern
99 Construction on site will comply with all statutory guidelines in place to ensure the safety of the workers and
members of the public.
99 All our contractors will be obliged to respect other road users and road surfaces will be kept clean and safe with
the use of road sweepers and/or wheel washes
99 The site will be manned 24/7
99 An Eneco representative will be available to speak to the public about any concerns you may have
VIEWPOINT 3 PHOTOMONTAGE
VIEW EAST FROM A9 LAYBY WEST OF MOY
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VIEWPOINT 3 PHOTOMONTAGE
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VIEW EAST FROM A9 LAYBY WEST OF MOY
HCS recommended viewing distance when viewed with both eyes: approx 500mm
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Moy Lease Boundary
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Project timescales
Project timescales
Quarter one (Jan-Mar)
Appointing a main contractor
Quarter two (Apr-Jun)
Commence construction on site to include the laying of concrete foundations and
the creation of 11km of internal road network
Quarter three (Jul-Sep)
Work outlined above continues. The operational control centre, which controls the
wind farm, is erected
Quarter four (Sep-Dec)
Work on site infrastructure and operation control centre continues
2015
Work on site infrastructure continues. Cabling installation commences
Completion of the civil and electrical works on site and commencement of site
restoration and landscaping
Quarter three (Jul-Sep)
First turbine to arrive (Jun/Jul) Completion of site restoration to include the
restoration of the on-site borrow pits and the final dressing of the verges of roads,
embankments and hard standings
Quarter four (Sep-Dec)
Grid available for export of electricity (Nov)
Final turbine to arrive (Dec)
Commence commissioning of the site (Nov/Dec)
2016
Ongoing commissioning of the site
Wind farm fully operational and works complete (Apr)
It is anticipated that the wind farm will be fully operational by early 2016.
How will the
community benefit?
Community Benefit Fund
Eneco has also committed to a community benefit fund of £4,500 per MW of
installed capacity annually throughout the lifetime of the project. Both Strathnairn
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Further details will be shared widely once confirmed later this year.
Local Contracts
It is our ambition to use local contractors wherever possible. Eneco has recently
tendered for the contract to carry out the civil and electrical works with a number
Partner of choice
Local Contracts
Job creation & Sponsorship
of Scottish
and local contractors included
in the tender process. We will be
Local Contracts announcing details of the successful contractor in the near future.
There will also be opportunities for local business and suppliers to feed into the
main contract through local sub-contracting and plant and material supply. This
was certainly the case at our Lochluichart Wind Farm and Extension project with
an estimated £3.5m investment in the local area.
Eneco UK projects
Eneco has a proven track record of delivering a lasting
legacy to those communities who live in close proximity
to its projects.
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For further information about Eneco please visit www.eneco.co.uk
About Eneco UK
Based in Warwick, Eneco Wind UK Ltd is a subsidiary of the publically
owned Dutch Utility, Eneco BV – a company dedicated to supplying
energy that is reliable, affordable and clean.
Eneco UK projects:
99 Tullo Wind Farm at Laurencekirk, Aberdeenshire, 17MW of which is operational with a further 25MW under construction
99 Lochluichart Wind Farm (69MW) in the Highlands which is currently under construction
99 Benhar Wind Farm, a proposed 15MW wind farm located in North Lanarkshire
99 Moy Wind Farm (60MW) in the Highlands which is soon to be constructed
99 Burn of Whilk Wind Farm (22.5MW) located west of Wick, construction anticipated to commence by late spring 2014
99 Macritch Hill Wind Farm, a proposed 54MW wind farm located in Angus which is being developed in partnership with Scottish
Water
99 Sevor Farm Solar (10MW) located in Swindon which is currently under construction
99 Eneco is also a 50:50 development partner in the proposed Navitus Bay Offshore Wind Park located to the west of the Isle of
Wight. The installed maximum capacity of this project will be 970MW*
Eneco in Europe:
99 Owns and operates more than 200 wind turbines across three countries
99 Employs over 7,000 people
99 Supplies electricity and gas to more than two million business and domestic customers in the Netherlands and
250,000 in Belgium
99 Head office is based in Rotterdam
For further information about Eneco please visit www.eneco.com / www.eneco.co.uk
*www.navitusbaywindpark.co.uk
How to get in touch
How to have your say:
Contact:
Morgan Houtmeyers
Phone:
07585 111 490
Email:[email protected]
Website:www.moywindfarm.co.uk
Post:
Eneco Wind UK Ltd
3-4 Athena Court
Tachbrook Park
Warwick
Warwickshire
CV34 6RT
or
Eneco
Suites 4 & 5
Ness House
Dochfour Business Centre
Dochgarroch
Inverness
IV3 8GY
Your views are welcome,
feedback forms are available
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