North Logiealmond
The proposed development lies approximately 18km north-west of Perth within the land of Scone Estates, comprising 13 turbines with a mixture of 180m and 200m maximum tip heights.
The project is a continuation of Scone Estates undertaking a holistic approach to its estate management, with tackling the climate emergency and addressing nature crisis as key elements.
Following three years of surveys and assessments, and substantial consultation with local community and other key stakeholders, the Section 36 Application and associated Environmental Impact Assessment has now been submitted to the Scottish Government Energy Consents Unit.
All of the documents submitted to the Energy Consents Unit in support of this proposal are available for viewing and download at the link below or at www.energyconsents.scot under ECU reference ECU00006004.
The Non Technical Summary provides a helpful overview of what is contained in the detailed documents.
Printed copies of all documents will be made available to view in person at Bankfoot Church Centre, Birnam Arts and Chapelhill Hall during normal opening hours.
View the statutory notice, including details of how to formally share your views on the application, below:
Statutory Application Notice
North Logiealmond Wind Farm Planning Application
Supporting DocumentsFollowing community feedback, we developed a new interactive visualisation tool that allows the viewer to compare the initial and final submission layouts from a selection of local viewpoints and to explore the habitat enhancement planned and the reduced aviation lighting proposals.
An interactive version of the Design and Access Statement is also available.
These tools can be explored below.
NEW interactive visualisation tool
ExploreNEW Interactive Design & Access Statement
ExploreSubmit a representation to Energy Consents Unit
SubmitIf you support the North Logiealmond proposal
Let Us KnowView our Socio Economic brochure
13
Turbines
180 & 200 m
Maximum Tip Heights
93.6MW
Generating Capacity
118,897
Tonnes of CO2 saved each year
86,576
Homes Powered
Location: Perth and Kinross
April 2023
Ecological and Ornithological surveys commence
October 2024
Submission of Scoping application to Energy Consents Unit
November 2024
First community consultation events with local communities
Early 2025
Engagement with statutory and non-statutory consultees following scoping submission.
May 2025
Second Round of Community Consultation Events.
Autumn 2025
Ongoing stakeholder and public engagement, design and assessment work
Winter 2025/26
Finalise proposals and update communities
Summer 2026
Submission of Section 36 Application. Public representations welcomed by Scottish Government Energy Consents Unit
2026 2027
Ongoing determination of application
With the proposed 13 turbine development, our community investment commitment of £7,000 per MW of installed capacity would provide the community with more than £655,000 of funding every year.
Andrew Marshall, Senior Project Manager
Community Involvement
Muirhall Energy is committed to the principles of community wealth building and a just transition to a net-zero economy and we engage with communities from the earliest stages of a project.
The North Logiealmond project presents an opportunity to investigate how investment can be shared in an innovative and equitable way with communities who would not typically benefit from wind farm development, including deprived urban areas.
Muirhall will continue to work closely with the Host Communities to ensure the effective implementation of any community investment package
Public Engagement & Project Documents
Muirhall Energy held two rounds of public consultation events in November 2024 and May 2025.
In early 2026, we held a series of information events across consecutive weeks in Bankfoot, Chapelhill and Birnam. These events presented information on the final design of the wind farm, which will be submitted for planning, and how the feedback received to date has shaped these proposals.
Information presented at the latest events, and the community newsletter inviting residents to attend, are available via the links below.
View our recent newsletter here:
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Get in touch
For any queries relating to our proposed North Logiealmond development, please do not hesitate to get in touch by emailing northlogiealmondwf@muirhallenergy.co.uk