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Consultation from Scottish Government (Energy Consent Unit) - Section 37 & Schedule 8: Application for Uprating of existing overhead lines XX and XR routes from 275kV to 400kV including replacement of existing conductors (overhead line wires), downleads, temporary accesses, tower foundation upgrades and tower strengthening and associated ancillary works. Internal alterations at Easterhouse (Gartcosh) substation and an extension to Wishaw Substation (Gowkthrapple) (EIA Development) ECU00006382

Land At And Between Easterhouse (Gartcosh) Newarthill And Wishaw (Gowkthrapple) Substations

CommentsReference: 26/00789/ECUNorth Lanarkshire

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Application location

Land At And Between Easterhouse (Gartcosh) Newarthill And Wishaw (Gowkthrapple) Substations

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Application summary

Status
Comments
Application type
Energy Consent Unit Consultation
Received
30 Jun 2026
Validated
30 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
North Lanarkshire

Application overview

Consultation from Scottish Government (Energy Consent Unit) - Section 37 & Schedule 8: Application for Uprating of existing overhead lines XX and XR routes from 275kV to 400kV including replacement of existing conductors (overhead line wires), downleads, temporary accesses, tower foundation upgrades and tower strengthening and associated ancillary works. Internal alterations at Easterhouse (Gartcosh) substation and an extension to Wishaw Substation (Gowkthrapple) (EIA Development) ECU00006382

Proposal details

Reference
26/00789/ECU
Ward
Cumbernauld East

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Consultation response to ecuDecision Notice · PDF27 Aug 2026View
Vol 2 ch 4 fig 4.2 projects works planEnvironmental Impact Assessment · PDF9 Jul 2026View
Vol 1 ch 1 introductionEnvironmental Impact Assessment · PDF9 Jul 2026View
Planning statementReport · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Vol 2 ch 4 fig 4.2 sh 12 project development plan.Drawing · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Vol 2 ch 4 fig 4.2 sh 7-11 proposed development works planDrawing · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Vol 2 ch 4 fig 4.2 sh 1-6 proposed development works planDrawing · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Scottish gvernment notification of applicationIncoming Mail · PDF30 Jun 2026View

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Consultation response to ecu
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