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25/01364/S37

Beauly To Peterhead

Decided Moray Section 37 SE Energy Consent Unit

Proposal

Install operate and keep installed approximately 186 km of new 400 kilovolt (kV) double circuit steel structure overhead transmission line (OHL) including downleads to connect into new substation sites at Fanellan (NH 48321 42717) in the area of Beauly Greens (NJ 81960 47587) in the area of New Deer and Netherton (NK 05761 45576) in the area of Peterhead The Proposed Development also includes crossing work, temporary diversions and permanent realignment works to existing 132 kV and 275 kV OHLs of approximately 14.7 km in total and ancillary development and associated works In total the Proposed Development would comprise approximately 200.7 km of new OHL infrastructure between

As published by the council, reference 25/01364/S37

Timeline

Dates from the published record

  1. 16 Oct 2025

    Received by Moray

  2. 17 Oct 2025

    Validated

    Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

  3. 17 Dec 2025

    Decision issued: Objections

  4. 27 Jul 2026

    Added to PlanIndex

After the decision

The process from here

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If permission was granted, work must normally begin within three years of the decision. If it was refused, the applicant can appeal within the statutory time limit or submit a revised scheme.

About this record

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