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The Planning Appeal Commission has approve the 6-turbine wind farm, located near Dungiven
Leading renewable energy company RES has welcomed the decision to consent Magheramore Wind Farm, following a successful appeal. The Planning Appeal Commission held a hearing in April 2025, and took the decision to approve the 6-turbine wind farm, located near Dungiven, three months later.
Jennifer McCorry, Project Manager for RES said: “Magheramore has been carefully designed to fit sensitively into the existing landscape and we warmly welcome the decision today, which unlocks much needed investment in the local economy.”
RES has a strong track record of working with the supply chain around its projects to maximise inward investment, and Magheramore Wind Farm has the potential to deliver a £1.6 - £2 million boost into the local economy during construction alone.
RES has been playing a pivotal role in developing, constructing and operating renewable energy projects from its office in Larne, Northern Ireland since the early 1990s. With a wealth of experience across a wide range of disciplines, RES continues to play an active part in Northern Ireland’s clean energy transition.
Further project updates will be available on the dedicated website at magheramore-windfarm.co.uk.
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