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buildings in the area were built of local stone, in a style which he called cottage architecture. He began to wonder whether it would be possible to use stone for the power station, despite the fact that building with stone was a dying art. With some trepidation, he approached MacColl to discuss his proposal, and found that MacColl was in complete agreement with the concept. He asked
Shearer to produce a list of sources for the material, and to find contractors who could muster enough quarrymen and masons to ensure the success of the idea. Implementation was not without its difficulties, but these were gradually overcome, and the Lochalsh Power Station at Nostie was completed in 1948. It was officially opened on 21 December by Miss Macrae from Conchra, with Tom Johnston overseeing the proceedings. The smaller station at Morar was designed by
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Further down, it changes to twin 24-inch (610 mm) pipelines, and only the joins where it changes direction are encased in concrete. It runs on the surface, broadly parallel to the Allt Gleann
Udalain, to a point just to the north of the A87 road. The final small section to Nostie Bridge power station, which is immediately to the south of the road, runs underground. The outflow from the station rejoins the river a short distance to the south-east, which flows over a weir and is crossed by a bridge carrying the road through Nostie. In the early 20th century, there was a footbridge, a ford and stepping stones at this point. The bridge forms the highest point to which tides flow, and the river then enters Nostie Bay and Loch Alsh.
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375:. The estimated cost of the two smaller schemes was £0.5 million, compared to £4.1 million for the Sloy development. Implementation was delayed, because although there were no objections to the two smaller schemes, there was vigorous opposition to the Sloy scheme, and a public inquiry was held to consider the objections. John Cameron KC decided that the objectors had failed to convince him that the scheme was not in the public interest, and the three schemes were authorised on 28 March 1945.
352:. Johnston's vision was for a public body that could build hydro-electric stations throughout the Highlands. Profits made by selling bulk electricity to the Scottish lowlands would be used to fund "the economic development and social improvement of the North of Scotland." Private consumers would be offered a supply of cheap electricity, and their connection to that supply would not reflect the actual cost of its provision in remote and sparsely-populated areas.
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then 20 MW, and existing hydro-electric stations that had been refurbished to improve efficiency could be included. Nostie Bridge at 1.3 MW thus qualified, and between 2003 and 2007 the station qualified for 22,390 Renewable
Obligation Certificates, generating a subsidy for SSE of nearly £1,042,000. Between 2004 and 2007 the station operated at an average
363:, an engineer with wide experience of hydro-electric projects and electrical distribution networks. It soon became clear that MacColl intended to push ahead with the aspirations of the Act at breakneck speeds. He produced a list of 102 potential sites in just three months, and in June 1944, the first constructional scheme was published. This was for the
382:. Construction began after a pole raising ceremony was held at the power station site in May 1946. The single dam that was built was seen as the first part of a scheme that could be extended by the construction of a second dam, further up the Allt Gleann Udalain, which would increase the capacity of the system to 4 MW, but with the
410:, another member of the Panel of Architectural Advisors. It was also built of stone and opened on the same day. The decision to use stone informed most of the projects undertaken by the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board subsequently. Smaller buildings were built of stone, while larger ones were clad with it.
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In 1955, there was a severe drought in the
Highlands, and water levels in Lochalsh Dam dropped sufficiently that reductions in the amount of power produced seemed likely. In order to resolve the problem, workers constructed nearly 1 mile (1.6 km) of channel to enable water from Loch na Smeòraich
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legislation was introduced. It was conceived as a way to promote the development of small-scale hydro-electric, wave power, tidal power, photovoltaics, wind power and biomas schemes, but by the time it came into force, the definition of small scale had been increased from 5 MW to 10 MW and
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Just below the dam is a weir, where a valve house routes most of the water discharged from the dam into a steel pipeline. This is initially 33 inches (840 mm) in diameter, and is encased in concrete. It follows the contours of the valley, and is reinforced whenever the route changes direction.
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was one of three members of the Panel of
Architectural Advisors to the Board, and he was asked to carry out the architectural work for the Lochalsh scheme. The civil engineers stated that they wanted a rectangular brick building with a slate roof. Shearer visited the site, and noted that all of the
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A reservoir for the power station was formed by constructing a dam across Gleann
Udalain. This is a mass gravity structure, with the top of the dam forming the spillway for most of its width. A walkway is carried over the dam supported by a continuous row of arches. The dam is 250 feet (76 m)
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yet to reach the remoter areas of
Scotland, one dam would provide enough power for the Lochalsh and Loch Carron local distribution network, which covered around 144 square miles (370 km). The population of the area was 2,400, and the scheme would serve around 95 percent of the people. As an
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which enables the compensation flow released to maintain the habitat in the Allt Gleann
Udalain to be used to generate extra electricity. The machine was fitted with manual spear valves, which were adjusted during the commissioning phase to ensure that the regulatory compensation flow would be
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It is the home of the well known young
Scottish harpist, Murdo Macrae. He was born there, the second son of Farquar Macrae, a hill farmer and Susie Macrae, a dentist, both of whom were musical. He began to play the piano when he was five, and discovered the harp at
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released whatever the level of the reservoir. To prevent damage to the turbine if the load is suddenly removed, it is fitted with a deflector system, that ensures the flow is still able to pass without spinning the turbine.
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long and 56 feet (17 m) high in the centre of the valley. The reservoir is known as
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interim measure, a diesel generator was used to supply the area, which also provided power to a local network in the south-east of the
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during his time as Secretary of State for Scotland, championed the Hydro-electric Development (Scotland) Act 1943, which created the
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Nostie Bridge power station, showing the stone construction. The tailrace discharges into the river soon after leaving the station.
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to supplement the supply in Lochalsh Dam. The work was carried out using hand tools.
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1520:. Am Baile - Highland History and Culture.
1493:. Am Baile - Highland History and Culture.
1475:. Am Baile - Highland History and Culture.
1315:. Am Baile - Highland History and Culture.
1162:"The Scottish Invasion of Brooklyn College"
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1607:Fraser, Norrie, ed. (1956).
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1611:. Edinburgh: Stanley Press.
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1616:Miller, James (2002).
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1729:at Wikimedia Commons
1588:Dekker, Nick (2008).
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485:Allt Gleann Udalain
260:57.28391°N 5.55153°W
144:Sovereign state
82:Location within the
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1369:Fraser 1956
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1297:. Canmore.
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1097:Loch Carron
1021:Nostie Bay
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357:Lord Airlie
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2369:Portobello
2313:Greengairs
2282:Pates Hill
2053:Kilmelfort
2003:Chliostair
1851:EDF Energy
1821:Wind power
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1345:Payne 1988
1273:Payne 1988
1261:Payne 1988
1249:Payne 1988
1237:Payne 1988
1213:Payne 1988
1184:Shinty.com
1148:References
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248:57°17′02″N
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2068:Loch Dubh
1646:The Hydro
1547:Swap 2005
1405:Wood 2002
1225:Wood 2002
1131:Operation
1101:Loch Long
1063:Loch Alsh
294:Loch Alsh
251:5°33′06″W
206:Ambulance
154:Post town
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2013:Cruachan
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1952:Wavegen
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2018:Foyers
1780:Energy
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459:Legend
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182:Police
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2008:Conon
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1976:Hydro
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323:Sleat
2463:Fife
2350:Coal
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2184:Wave
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2108:Shin
1701:ISBN
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194:Fire
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