Anglesey County Council has approved plans to repower Rhyd-y-Groes Wind Farm.
Owned by TPG Wind Ltd, the current 24 turbine site has been generating power for 24 years making it Wales' oldest wind farm.
In a joint venture between energy firm E.ON and Eurus Energy, the project plans to replace the current 24 turbines with 11 new turbines.
Once constructed, the proposed 9.9MW repowered site will be able to produce more power than the currently installed 24 turbines.
Paul Hunt, Senior Project Manager at E.ON, said: "We're pleased to have received consent from Anglesey County Council to repower Rhyd-y-Groes with modern turbine technology. We will now work with Eurus Energy to develop our plans which will enable the site to generate more energy with fewer turbines."
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