Muirhall Windfarm extension opening 2014 Slideshow

PUPILS from two Clydesdale primary schools named two new turbines as they cut the ribbons to officially open the extension to Muirhall Windfarm.
Renewable Revolution...for Carnwath Primary pupils at Muirhall Wind Farm extension opening with Aileen Campbell and Chris Walker, windfarm managing director (Pic Rodger Price)Renewable Revolution...for Carnwath Primary pupils at Muirhall Wind Farm extension opening with Aileen Campbell and Chris Walker, windfarm managing director (Pic Rodger Price)
Renewable Revolution...for Carnwath Primary pupils at Muirhall Wind Farm extension opening with Aileen Campbell and Chris Walker, windfarm managing director (Pic Rodger Price)

They called one Renewable Revolution and the other Electric Emily.

Auchengray-based Muirhall Energy welcomed the children from Auchengray Primary, the P3s and P4s from Carnwath Primary and MSP Aileen Campbell, to open the two turbine Muirhall Windfarm Extension.

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Muirhall Energy, which challenged the children to write essays and come up with names in the competition, invited the winners to cut the ribbons and their classmates to come along to see the turbines up close.

Renewable Revolution...for Carnwath Primary pupils at Muirhall Wind Farm extension opening with Aileen Campbell and Chris Walker, windfarm managing director (Pic Rodger Price)Renewable Revolution...for Carnwath Primary pupils at Muirhall Wind Farm extension opening with Aileen Campbell and Chris Walker, windfarm managing director (Pic Rodger Price)
Renewable Revolution...for Carnwath Primary pupils at Muirhall Wind Farm extension opening with Aileen Campbell and Chris Walker, windfarm managing director (Pic Rodger Price)

“Renewable Revolution” was named and opened by Aimee Challioner, Jamie Waddell, Caleb Morrison and Louise Brownlie from Carnwath Primary School who won the competition.

And Ryan Bradshaw, Robert Marshall and Thomas Wilson from Auchengray Primary opened the second turbine “Electric Emily”.

The feature story is in this week’s Carluke and Lanark Gazette which is out now.

Pictures featured in our slideshow were taken by freelance photographer Rodger Price.

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