Plans to build a wind farm in Kennoxhead, South Lanarkshire, has been approved by the Scottish Government.
PNE WIND UK, a subsidiary of a German company, will build the 19-turbine wind project with a total capacity of 64.6MW.
It will generate enough electricity to power more than 30,000 homes.
The company claims the project could add £8 million to the local community during the 25-year operational period.
The money will be split between the South Lanarkshire Council Renewable Energy Fund and a dedicated local fund.
The Scottish Government has however rejeced the Limekiln Wind Farm in Caithness.
Energy Minister Fergus Ewing said: “We have been clear that wind farms can only be built in the right places and that proposed developments are subject to strict planning laws. Our policy strikes a careful balance between utilising Scotland’s significant renewable energy resources whilst protecting our finest scenic landscapes and natural heritage.”