Tenth birthday landmark for Armistead Wind Farm
“Alongside the environmental and energy security benefits it is delivering, Armistead is also making a long-term contribution to the well-being of surrounding communities”
Located on the western edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, to the south east of Kendal, the wind farm provides more than £13,000 annually in grants for the local
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At OnPath Energy, we’re powering a more sustainable future through renewable energy. Our projects, like Armistead Wind Farm, inspire and enable communities, businesses, and landowners to embrace a just transition to net zero.
Up to 12MW
LA6 2QB
6
100m
Westmorland and Furness Unitary Council
40 years in operation plus two years for construction and decommissioning
March 2013
We establish community funds for every OnPath renewables project to ensure that the benefits are channelled back into the local community. The Armistead Wind Farm Community Fund receives £13,763.93 each year. The fund is managed by a Community Fund committee made up of members from the local parish councils as well as the district and county councillors.
The committee agrees how and where grants are awarded based on a range of criteria and the information we receive in the funding application.
Projects from six parishes close to Armistead Wind Farm are eligible for funding including Killington, Lupton, Mansergh, New Hutton, Old Hutton and Preston Patrick, with priority given to groups nearest to the site. Projects outside of these areas may be considered if the application shows that they benefit residents of the six parishes.
If you would like to apply for a grant from the Armistead Wind Farm Community Fund, please first contact our fund manager before applying for a grant.
Tel 0191 378 6342
Email fundmanager@bankscommunityfund.co.uk
You can then apply for a grant via the County Durham Community Foundation (CDCF) website.
Recent news from the Armistead Wind Farm
“Alongside the environmental and energy security benefits it is delivering, Armistead is also making a long-term contribution to the well-being of surrounding communities”
A successful South Cumbrian wind farm has been granted permission to operate for up to an additional 15 years.
The Armistead scheme, which sits to the east of the M6 between junctions 36 and 37 in south Cumbria