Nadara

Nadara (formerly Falck Renewables Wind Limited, then Renantis) have worked in partnership with Energy4All to promote community owned renewable energy schemes across Scotland. Spirit of Lanarkshire Wind Energy Co-op was the fifth partnership project between Energy4All and Nadara. SOLWEC has a community stake in two wind sites which are close geographically: the first is Nutberry and the second West Browncastle.

Nadara has offices in Inverness, Edinburgh and London. They are continuing to develop onshore wind farms in the UK, as well as exploring offshore wind.

Nadara has sole responsibility for being the wind farm owner and operator. The partnership offers a vertically integrated approach to the development, construction, and operation of wind farms. The necessary resources and expertise to successfully complete a project are internal to the partnership.

Projects which Falck/Nadara and Energy4All have worked together on are;

Falck Wind Farm	Location	Co-operative Name
Boyndie	Banff, Aberdeenshire	Boyndie Wind Farm Co-op
Ben Aketil	Dunvegan, Isle of Skye	Isle of Skye Renewables Co-op
Millennium	Invergarry, Highland	Great Glen Energy Co-op
Kilbraur	Brora, Sutherland	Kilbraur Wind Energy Co-op
Spirit of Lanarkshire	Nutberry, Coleburn and West Browncastle, Strathaven	Spirit of Lanarkshire Wind Energy
Auchrobert	South Lanarkshire	Auchrobert Community Energy Society
Assel Valley	Girvan, Ayrshire	Assel Valley Community Renewables Society

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