NI firm Farrans has won two new contracts to carry out renewable energy projects in Scotland.
The firm has started construction work on the Harbunhead Wind Farm project, where Farrans was selected to carry out the construction of 22 Enercon turbines with a generating capacity of 62MW. Enabling works at the West Calder site include mobilisation, forestry, civil and electrical design, long lead electrical items, roads and substation platform construction.
Farrans has also been awarded the Grudie Hydro Scheme, a £4.9 million project which will be undertaken in Kinlochewe in the northwest highlands of Scotland. The project is part of a 1.99MW run of river Hydro scheme and includes the construction of 1.8km of 1.2m diameter GRP penstock pipeline, RC intake structure, RC Powerhouse structure and building services, as well as a tailrace outfall and permanent access track.
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