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Drowned Sections?

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Any SSDT sections near it?

Link...

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/News/Releases/2011/07/22115737 Kinlochleven hydro scheme

22/07/2011

A new hydro-electric scheme in the Highlands has been given the go-ahead by the Scottish Government.

The 5 Megawatt (MW) development at Loch Eilde Mor, near Kinlochleven, is expected to generate enough renewable energy to power around 2,400 homes and create around 12 jobs during construction.

The SG has also approved a refurbishment of the existing Innerhadden hydro-scheme near Kinloch Rannoch in Perth and Kinross which will see the installation of two new weirs with self cleaning screens. Its expected capacity of 1.4 MW.

Any SSDT sections near it?

Link...

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/News/Releases/2011/07/22115737 Kinlochleven hydro scheme

22/07/2011

A new hydro-electric scheme in the Highlands has been given the go-ahead by the Scottish Government.

The 5 Megawatt (MW) development at Loch Eilde Mor, near Kinlochleven, is expected to generate enough renewable energy to power around 2,400 homes and create around 12 jobs during construction.

The SG has also approved a refurbishment of the existing Innerhadden hydro-scheme near Kinloch Rannoch in Perth and Kinross which will see the installation of two new weirs with self cleaning screens. Its expected capacity of 1.4 MW.

From what I've read in local papers, they're using the existing resoivoir and pipelines(ex smelter) to provide for the scheme - therefore no ground will be affected... All safe!

From what I've read in local papers, they're using the existing resoivoir and pipelines(ex smelter) to provide for the scheme - therefore no ground will be affected... All safe!

Jamie, just a question. The pipeline area just outside Ft Will, where do the pipes come from? From ariel view, they seem to disappear into the hillside? I suppose this is water, as seen a few leaky joints spewing in some clips. :rolleyes:

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