The Environmental Impact Assessment of the chosen onshore windfarm site will not be completed until 2025.
That's according to the Chairman of Manx Utilities, Tim Crookall, in response to a written question by Jason Moorhouse.
A Preliminary Ecological Assessment took place and was considered as part of the site selection process.
Mr Crookall adds that the effect on people is also being assessed as part of the social impact assessment, which considers noise and visual impact.
Petition launched to save M&S cafe
An online petition to save a Douglas café has seen more than 200 supporters since it launched yesterday.
Sam Barks welcomes daughter Felicity into the world
Manx actor and singer Samantha Barks has welcomed her second child.
Second 20mph drop-in session at Sea Terminal this week
There'll be another drop-in session to discuss the Island's proposed new 20mph zones this week.
Warning over wildfire risk in hot weather
The Island's Fire and Rescue Service is reminding people to make sure they don't start wildfires this summer.
Old Castletown Road to see closures this week
The Department of Infrastructure says part of the Old Castletown Road will shut later today.
Treasury Minister to face Steam Packet ticket questions
An MHK from the south of the Island will ask about the costs of buying ferry tickets in person compared to online.
Cranstal Road to shut for resurfacing work
Cranstal Road in Bride will shut later this week for work.
1 in 4 airport parking tickets went unpaid last year
Ronaldsway Airport says drivers paid almost £400,000 in parking tickets last year, but more than 25 per cent remain outstanding..
