Interior Daylight Surveys
In this article, we take a look at Interior Daylight Surveys, when they are required and what they involve. Our Interior Daylight Surveys will ensure your project meets minimum internal daylight standards, whether your project is newly built or could be affected by new surrounding building projects. This assessment may…
COP29: Outcomes for Renewable Energy
The 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) held in Baku, Azerbaijan, saw significant advancements in renewable energy initiatives, reinforcing global commitments to climate goals. Key Takeaways from COP29 for Renewable Energy Sectors Renewable Energy Expansion: COP29 reaffirmed the goal of tripling global renewable energy capacity by 2030, following progress…
What Are Right of Light Assessments?
When considering a new building development in an urban area, concerns are often raised regarding the effects of overshadowing on surrounding buildings. There are two primary considerations: the planning process and the legal liabilities. The planning process is typically navigated by undertaking a Daylight and Sunlight Assessment, considering guidance prepared…
Precision Approach Radar: The Little-Known Radar That Can Cause Big Problems
With the positivity surrounding the UK onshore wind sector, it is a good time to refresh the memory of the safeguarding constraints that exist around aviation and wind development. One of the most significant constraints surrounding wind and military aviation is the safeguarding of the Precision Approach Radar or ‘PAR’.…
Two Layers Are Better Than One: Perovskite-On-Silicon Solar Panels
Scientists at the solar research and development centre, Oxford PV, are entering a new era of solar innovation, researching the potential of perovskite to increase the efficiency of solar panels when combined with traditional silicon cells. What is Perovskite-on-Silicon? Perovskite is…
Understanding the Impact of Shadowing Solar Panels
If a shadow was cast over half of a solar panel, then only half the amount of sunlight will be reaching the panel, and therefore the energy output of the solar panel will be halved, right? Unfortunately, the physics is not so straightforward, and shadowing just a single cell in…
Can the British Library’s Solar Heat Project Inspire Decarbonisation of Other Public Buildings?
In a commendable stride towards sustainability, the British Library has embraced solar energy by installing panels across its roof to capture both power and heat from the sun. This forward-thinking initiative is not just about harnessing renewable energy; it represents a significant commitment to mitigating climate change to reduce their…
WindRunner Takes to the Skies to Increase Onshore Wind
Onshore wind turbines are on the rise, including in the UK in the wake of Labour’s removal of the de facto ban on onshore wind in England . Usually located in more remote areas, the practicality of building onshore wind turbines can create an extra barrier for developers, especially as…
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Radar constraints are an old and persistent nemesis for onshore wind developers. This article presents an overview of the most commonly encountered hurdles for onshore developers in this regard as they pertain to civil radar interests. Learn more:
In this article, we take a look at our Broadband Connectivity Assessments, when they are required and what they involve. Learn more: https://www.pagerpower.com/news/broadband-connectivity-assessments-to-maximise-planning-success/
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