Irish utility developer ESB has filed to build the 26-turbine Glendye wind farm in north-east Scotland.
The project will feature hardware of up to 149.9 metres, clearing the way for top power of more than 100MW.
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Glendye will be around 2km from Fettercairn on the southern edge of Aberdeenshire.
English company Coriolis is leading on planning for the project under a long-term tie-up with ESB.
Scottish ministers will have the final say on the wind farm under Section 36 legislation.
Glendye is one of a number of post-subsidy wind farms being progressed by ESB in Scotland.
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