SSEN introduces 3D modelling to its Inveraray - Crossaig proposals
SSEN has introduced an innovative 3D modelling programme to provide stakeholders and members of the local community with a more detailed overview of the company’s proposed Inveraray to Crossaig network reinforcement project.
The video, which has been designed by specialist company 3D Webtech, allows viewers to see what the project will look like when complete, something SSEN believes will increase transparency and stakeholder engagement following the recent submission of its Section 37 planning application to the Scottish Government. To learn more about our project, please visit its dedicated page on our website:
The main components of SSEN’s project proposals are:
- Construction of a new 275kV overhead line, initially operated at 132kV between Inveraray and Crossaig.
- Decommissioning and removal of the existing 132kV transmission line between Inveraray and Crossaig.
- Extend the existing connection from Port Ann to the new overhead line
This upgrade to the network will not only help to maintain a safe and reliable supply of electricity across the region, the project will also help facilitate the increase in demand for connections to SSEN’s transmission network following the growth in renewable energy across the region and the transition to a low carbon economy.
To view the 3D model click on the image on this article.
SSEN is keen to hear your views on the 3D model, and you can send your feedback either on our facebook page or by email to Kelly Scott, the project’s Community Liaison Manager, at kelly.scott@sse.com.
Any representations to the Section 37 application may be submitted via the Energy Consents Unit website at www.energyconsents.scot/Register.aspx; by email to The Scottish Government, Energy Consents Unit mailbox at representations@gov.scot or by post, to The Scottish Government, Energy Consents Unit, 4th Floor, 5 Atlantic Quay, 150 Broomielaw, Glasgow, G2 8LU, identifying the proposal and specifying the grounds for representation.