Harburnhead Wind Farm Official Opening
On behalf of the joint venture between Enel Viento and FIM Services, Natural Power's Jeremy Sainsbury OBE, officially opened Harburnhead Wind Farm in West Calder, West Lothian.
Natural Power has been working with the JV on Harburnhead Wind Farm since 2015, providing due diligence for the project purchase stage, followed by pre-construction services including the balance of plant tender negotiations, discharge of planning conditions and electrical design studies; then laterally construction management including all stakeholder interface meetings, quality, ecology and hydrology monitoring, and contractor and schedule management.
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Suzy Babbage, Asset Manager at FIM Services, said: "We have been very pleased with the level of service we have received from Natural Power during the construction of our 51.7MW Harburnhead project. The team has been very knowledgeable, kept the client updated and has managed the contractors to ensure that the project is delivered on schedule and most importantly under budget."
Harburnhead Wind Farm is a 51.7MW, 22 turbine site located 20 miles south-west of Edinburgh.
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