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Green Highland Renewables is set to begin work on a hydropower scheme at Loch Eilde Mor, in the hills above Kinlochleven, the Scottish hydropower developer announced this week. Work on the £13.6m project, which is funded by the hydroelectric specialist’s owners, Ancala Renewables, will start later this month, the company said. It added that the 2MW scheme would see £10,000 of funding provided to a new Kinlochleven Community Trust.
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