Eday Wind Farm Application Submitted with Commitments to Maximising Benefits to Local Community

GreenPower, an independent Scottish-owned renewable energy business, has submitted an application for the five turbine Neven Point Wind Farm on the island of Eday in Orkney, and has set out plans to ensure islanders receive significant and tangible benefits from the development. GreenPower has committed to maximizing employment and contract opportunities for local people and […]

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Discover Green Hydrogen from GreenPower at All-Energy 2025

As the leading independent renewable energy company from Scotland, GreenPower would like to issue an open invite to visit our stand (D58) at the All-Energy event on 14th and 15th May at the SEC in Glasgow, where the spotlight will be on our ambitious plans to develop a UK-wide network of Green Hydrogen production facilities. […]

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Inspirational support for powering the future, now!

Powering Futures Schools Challenge Programme in North Argyll and Stirling, supported by GreenPower During March a 30-week programme for young people, aimed at engendering skills to tackle real-world problems set by businesses, culminated in the final presentations for hundreds of young people across the country. In Oban, local wind farm operator and developer GreenPower, which […]

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Powering the Future: Supporting young people into sustainable careers

GreenPower is delighted to support the Powering Futures Schools Challenge Programme in 2025. Following its successful involvement in Powering Futures’ Schools Challenge Programme in 2024, GreenPower has once again joined the programme in 2025 as a Schools Partner with a particular focus on Oban High School in Argyll. The Challenge Programme is a project-based, interdisciplinary […]

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GreenPower – Eday exhibition open day thank you

Scottish renewable energy company GreenPower would like to thank all those who attended the open day exhibition last week (19th Nov) on the revised design for the proposed Neven Point Wind Farm on Eday. Sam Layton, Lead Project Manager, said: “The weather was cold, windy and wet, but around 30 people attended the event, and […]

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GreenPower Sets Out Commitments to Community on Neven Point Wind Farm

Scottish renewable energy company GreenPower publishes a register of key commitments to the community as it holds the first of two public exhibitions for its wind farm proposal at Neven Point, on the island of Eday. Orkney. A fresh community pre-application consultation kicks off this week based on a revised design.  Experienced independent renewable energy […]

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GreenPower Community Fund Supports Village Halls and Sports Local to Carraig Gheal Wind Farm

Local wind farm operator, and Scottish owned independent renewable energy company GreenPower, is delighted to announce another round of Carraig Gheal Wind Farm community benefit funding awards to local projects in the North Argyll area. Six awards were made by the long established Carraig Gheal Wind Farm Community Fund (CGWFCF) Steering Group chaired by John […]

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GreenPower at the Dalmally Show 2024

The Dalmally Show is a key event in the agricultural calendar in north Argyll and as sponsors of the event and operators of the local Carraig Gheal Wind Farm, GreenPower enjoyed the opportunity to host a stand at this year’s event. The stand included a time lapse video of the construction of Carraig Gheal Wind […]

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GreenPower and Railway Workers Pension Fund team up for green investment in Argyll

Railpen, one of the largest pension managers in the UK, and Scottish independent renewable energy business, GreenPower, are pleased to announce a joint venture to co-develop the circa 66 megawatt (MW) Barachander onshore wind project in North Argyll. This latest investment initiative extends the existing partnership under which Railpen and GreenPower are co-owners of the […]

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