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Nutberry Wind Farm is located near Nutberry Hill, four miles west of Coalburn in South Lanarkshire and has been operational since 2013. Funding from Nutberry is administered by South Lanarkshire Renewable Energy Fund.

Rheidol Wind Farm is located south of the A44 in Llywernog, Mid Wales, approximately 15km east of Aberystwyth. The wind farm opened in January 1997 and has an installed capacity of 2.4MW. Rheidol has a strong operational track record and its eight turbines are rated at 300kW each.

Following 15 months of construction, the five turbines at Seamer Wind Farm opened for business in November 2012. The wind farm's turbines are situated on land owned by three neighbouring farms located between the villages of Seamer and Hilton. Hilton is in the civil parish of the borough of Stockton-on-Tees and has an estimated population of around 400 while Seamer is in the Hambleton district of North Yorkshire, England, with an estimated population of 566. Despite their proximity to Teesside, the villages have a real rural feel, and there are a number of well-used public footpaths in the surrounding area. Seamer's turbines are rated at just over 2MW, giving the site an installed capacity of 10.25MW with the ability to generate enough energy to power 8,457 homes.

Sisters is a near neighbour to Nadara's North Steads Wind Farm and is located on the site of a restored former opencast coal mine near Widdrington Village in Northumberland. Widdrington, which is nearly six miles north east of Morpeth, has an interesting history dating back to the Norman era with a Grade 1 listed church and a ruined 18th century castle. The wind farm's turbines are rated at just over 2MW, giving the site an installed capacity of 8.2MW with the ability to generate enough energy to power 6,766 homes.

Spaldington Airfield Wind Farm consists of five turbines and is located approximately 13km north of Goole, South Yorkshire. It has been operational since 2016. Funding from Spaldington is provided by the Spaldington Wind Farm Community Fund administered by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

Nadara is developing the Stromar floating offshore wind farm off the coast of Caithness as part of the ScotWind leasing round.

Taff Ely Wind Farm is one of the first generation of wind farms to be built in the UK. It's located near Bridgend in South Wales, approximately two kilometres south of the village of Black Mill and three kilometres west of Tonyrefail. It was constructed in 1993 using turbines manufactured by Nordtank Energy AS. Taff Ely's 20 turbines are rated at 450kW, giving the site an installed capacity of 9MW.

Tedder Hill Wind Farm is situated on farmland between the charming villages of Roos and Rimswell in the south of East Riding in Yorkshire. Construction commenced in October 2012 and the turbines began commercial operations in July 2013. The wind farm, whose three wind turbines have a maximum tip height of 111m from the turbine base to the blade tip, became part of the4 Nadara portfolio in 2018. The turbines are rated at 2.5MW, giving the site an installed capacity of 7.5MW with the ability to generate enough energy to power 6,188 homes.

Tow Law Wind Farm is situated close to the former mining village of the same name in County Durham, which is famously mentioned in the first line of the Mark Knopfler song, 'Hill Farmer's Blues'. The wind farm is just one mile north east of the town centre on the B6301 and is built on an area of open cast land that has been restored to a mix of heathland and agriculture. Tow Law's three turbines, which came into service in December 2001, are rated at 770kW, giving the site an installed capacity of 2.31MW with the ability to generate enough energy to power 1,906 homes.

Trysglwyn Wind Farm is situated on farmland that's used for grazing sheep and cattle as well as for arable purposes. The wind farm is accessed via an unclassified road that connects it with the village of Rhosboyl in Anglesey. Rhosboyl (with a population of around 1,100) is about 2.5 miles from the town of Amlwch which was the second largest town in Wales in the late 18th century thanks to the nearby copper mine at Parys Mountain. Construction work on Trysglwyn Wind Farm began in 1996, taking around a year to complete. Its 14 turbines are rated at 400kW, giving the site an installed capacity of 5.6MW with the ability to generate enough energy to power 4,621 homes.

The West Browncastle site consists of 12 turbines located 9km west of Strathaven, South Lanarkshire and has been operational since 2014. Funding from West Browncastle is administered by South Lanarkshire Renewable Energy Fund.

Westfield Wind Farm is located at the former Westfield opencast coal mine which closed in 1998. The site was previously one of the largest opencast mines in the UK and was earmarked for an ambitious redevelopment. Westfield lies approximately 3.6km west south west of Glenrothes and 13.4km north east of Dunfermline. Construction of the wind farm was completed in April 2013. It is administered from a control building located within the site boundaryand its four turbines are rated at 2.5MW giving the site has an installed capacity of 10MW, generating enough energy to power 8,251 homes.

Wingates Wind Farm is situated on land that's currently a mix of rough grazing and young, deciduous forest approximately 6km west of Longhorsley in Northumberland and accessed from the U4051. Wingates' six turbines came into service in March 2013 and are rated at 2.5MW, giving the site an installed capacity of 15MW.