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The 2026 Nature of Scotland Awards are now open for entries!

  View online Celebrating Scotland’s Nature Champions – Apply Now! Apply here The 2026 Nature of Scotland Awards are now open for entries! We’re celebrating the inspirational people, projects, and partnerships that are making a real difference for Scotland’s species and habitats. Have you contributed to meaningful change for Scotland’s nature in the last three […]

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The sun shines on the Dunblane Centre

GreenPower is delighted to announce the installation of a new solar roof, formally opened Frday 27th February 2026 at the Dunblane Centre.  GreenPower funded and arranged the installation of a 50kW rooftop solar array. The Dunblane Centre is a charity providing a range of community facilities and services, and was built using the funds donated to the […]

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Warming Up for the Season ⚽

We’re proud to share that we’ve recently sponsored and provided new jackets for Currie FC girls’ U12 football team known as the Currie Bees – building on our previous support for the boys’ U13 teams at Currie Star FC. Robert Forrest, GreenPower CEO said:  “For us, this isn’t just about new kit. It’s about reinforcing […]

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GreenPower North Argyll Community Newsletter

Our GreenPower community newsletter provides an update on a range of activities and initiatives we have recently been involved in within the North Argyll areas surrounding our Carraig Gheal Wind Farm and proposed Barachander project. The newsletter highlights our Community Benefit Awards, which have supported a variety of local groups and projects, as well as […]

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Oban High geography and environmental science pupils learn about Wind Farm design

Last Wednesday, a mixed class of Geography and Environmental Science pupils from Oban High School took part in the ‘Design a Wind Farm’ workshop session run by four members of the team from local, independent Scottish renewables developer, GreenPower. The class was introduced to the project development process, covering key concepts including mapping design constraints […]

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Welcome for 3-turbine extension at Drumduff, West Lothian

GreenPower and Thrive Renewables are delighted to announce that planning consent has now been approved by West Lothian Council for the amendment to the three turbine Drumduff Wind Farm Extension. The consented changes to the development consist of: The development is an extension to the existing Drumduff Wind Farm located north of Blackridge, West Lothian, […]

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Plans Submitted for New Landing Point to Facilitate Wind Farm While Protecting Pier Operations and Ferry Service

Scottish renewable energy company GreenPower has submitted a planning application for a new landing point on Eday to enable the development of the proposed Neven Point Wind Farm, while safeguarding the island’s pier operations and ferry service. It was submitted on the 3rd September and is now open for consultation following validation by Orkney Islands […]

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GreenPower Sponsors New Jackets for the Currie Star Under 13’s Football Teams

We’re proud to announce that GreenPower has stepped up to support another Scottish community by sponsoring brand-new training jackets for the 36 players involved in Currie Star under 13’s football teams. The partnership came about through our very own Nick Forgan, who not only works with us here at GreenPower, but also volunteers as a […]

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Wind turbine maintenance in action at Carraig Gheal Wind Farm

Keeping a close eye on wind turbine performance and regular maintenance is important to the GreenPower Operations Team. Their proactive approach ensures our turbines continue to perform efficiently throughout their operational life — and potentially beyond. In October, ahead of the winter season and the windiest period of the year, one of our turbine’s blade […]

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