Blyth Harbour Wind Farm is a coastal wind farm located in East Bedlington along the East Pier of the Port of Blyth. Commissioned in January 1993 it consists of nine 0.3 MW WindMaster turbines giving a total capacity of 2.7 MW. It was developed by AMEC Wind and is owned by Hainsford Developments (Blyth Harbour) Limited.[1]

Blyth Harbour Wind Farm
Country	England, United Kingdom
Location	East Bedlington at the Port of Blyth, Northumberland
Coordinates	55.1222°N 1.49027°W / 55.1222; -1.49027
Status	Operational
Commission date	January 1993
Owner(s)	Hainsford Developments (Blyth Harbour) Limited
Site elevation	5 ft
Power generation
Units operational	9 × 0.3 MW
Make and model	WindMaster
Nameplate capacity	2.7 MW
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Repowering

In January 2008 consent was granted to replace the existing nine turbines with seven new ones. Six of these would generate 2.5 MW each, and a seventh larger one would produce 7.58 MW (if it is an Enercon E-126)and be the largest land-based turbine in Europe at 163 m (535 ft) tall.[2]

As of September 2012, the first new turbine became operational, producing up to 3.4 MW of power (more than the original nine turbines combined). The turbine is a REpower 3.4M104, with a 76 m hub height.

This section needs to be updated. The reason given is: results of full repowering (infobox data, too). (May 2019)

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