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  • Crystal Rig IV Wind Farm Officially Opened by Energy Minister as New Report Highlights £5 Million Local Economic Impact

    Dunbar, Scotland, 3 September 2026 – Fred. Olsen Renewables officially inaugurated Crystal Rig IV Wind Farm, marking the completion of its flagship onshore renewable energy project in Southeast Scotland.
    The event brought together government representatives, industry leaders, community stakeholders, supply chain partners, and project teams to celebrate the achievement and the project's contrib

  • Invercassley Wind Farm could inject £25.2m into local area

    Mr Alexander Mcaughtrie, Bonar Bridge resident, commented: “I’m very supportive of wind farms in the area, including the Invercassley proposal. I found their exhibition back in November very informative. We need these projects to help tackle climate change and the Kyle of Sutherland has a steady flow of wind most days, so it makes sense to build them here".

  • Public Consultation Events Announced for Balnespick Wind Farm

    Members of the local community are being invited to attend upcoming public consultation events for the proposed Balnespick Wind Farm on Monday 11 May.
    The events form part of the next stage of the project and will present updated proposals, including Further Environmental Information (FEI) prepared following earlier rounds of community consultation and feedback.
    The consultation events will

  • Application submitted for Långhult Wind Farm in Sweden

    Fred. Olsen Renewables has submitted a permit application for the Långhult Wind Farm to the County Administrative Board of Jönköping. The project is planned across two areas: Långhult in the north and Lunnarsbo in the south, comprising up to 20 wind turbines in total.

  • Scottish Government Grants Consent for Crystal Rig Solar Project

    Dunbar, 31 July 2025 — Fred. Olsen Renewables is pleased to announce that the Scottish Government’s Energy Consents Unit (ECU) has granted consent for the development of the Crystal Rig Solar project, marking a significant milestone in Scotland’s transition to a low-carbon energy future, and Fred. Olsen Renewables’ first Solar project consent in the UK.
    Located within the existing Crystal Rig W

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