I'm guessing here that if the Shebster proposal is rejected then that will be taken into account for the Baillie proposal. A Shebster rejection will make it harder for ministers to reject Baillie. An approval for Shebster will mean that in terms of clustering Baillie would be increasingly untenable for approval by ministers.
I'd be very surprised if both get refusal and equally surprised if both get approval except in a timeline where Shebster gets refusal, Baillie is approved partly on that, meanwhile the Shebster developer appeals to Edinburgh and gets approval on the basis of the evidence presented on Tuesday.
I'd think a bit of tactical pragmatism might be the better option here for the anti crowd. A 10MW or 63MW??
God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
Courage to change the things I can,
And wisdom to know the difference.
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