SSEN Transmission to Appeal Highland Council's Refusal of Fanellan Substation near Beauly
SSEN Transmission will appeal Highland Council's decision to refuse the Fanellan substation project, critical for UK energy connectivity. The council's rejection was primarily due to transport concerns despite recommendations for approval from council officials. This setback follows another rejection in Sutherland, complicating SSEN's network expansion plans in Scotland.
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SSEN Transmission is preparing to appeal Highland Council's refusal for the Fanellan substation near Beauly, a key project for linking energy from the Highlands, Shetland, and the Western Isles to the English market. Despite nearly 2000 objections, council officials had recommended approval based on transport issues.
The decision follows a previous rejection of a related facility in Sutherland and complicates the Caithness project. SSEN plans to submit the appeal to the Scottish Reporter, emphasizing the project's alignment with energy security and economic growth goals.
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