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A wind farm with multiple wind turbines stands on a vast, hilly landscape under a partly cloudy sky at sunset.
  • The utility’s chief executive Alistair Phillips-Davies predicts huge benefits for the isles
  • Cheap wind energy will stabilise electricity prices, according to SSE
  • Company keen to develop further projects in the isles
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