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A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed to allow Britain to Import wind energy that has been generated in Ireland. The energy trading implementation resulting from the MoU would be be beneficial for both countries. For Britain, the imported green electricity would help the nation to reach it’s 2020…
13.2 Gigawatts (GW) of wind power infrastructure was installed and running in the US throughout 2012 report Bloomberg New Energy Finance. This is a record amount, and has helped the national generating capacity reach 60 GW. Even though this is a great achievement by the US, there are still single…
Rapidly learn whether your proposed wind development will be visible to a radar in Britain, and now Belgium, Northern Ireland, Ireland or South Africa. Pager Power’s Radar Line of Sight Assessment gives you detailed analysis presented in an easy to understand way, with clear visual evidence of the potential conflict.…
On 16 January 2013 there was a tragic accident after a helicopter crash with a crane above the St George Wharf Tower near Vauxhall. The helicopter was diverting to the London Heliport in Battersea. Tall structures such as wind turbines, buildings, chimneys and cranes can breach imaginary protected surfaces surrounding…
Pager Power can undertake solar photovoltaic (PV) Glint & Glare and Visual Impact Assessments for your development site. To date Pager Power has completed over 200 studies of this type, and can provide assessments for developments worldwide. Click to view an example Glint and Glare Assessment The Pager Power Glint and Glare study predicts…
Pager Power have spent more than a decade trying to resolve, mitigate and stop detrimental affects of wind turbine on radar in the UK and abroad. A recently published article on Flight International has focused on this very same topic, concentrating specifically on impacts to Air Traffic Control (ATC) in…
The proposed 49 turbine Pantego development in North Carolina may have to be binned due to Department of Defense (DoD) concerns about the interference to low flying military fight jets, reports the News & Observer. The article goes on to say that with tip heights of 492 feet (approximately 150m) the…
Reported today in Diss Express, a North Suffolk resident’s planning application to build 2 small turbines has been rejected due to concerns over the impact on the UK RAF Honington radar. The potential interference was also expected to have detrimental effects on aviation activities conducted at Wattisham Airfield. If you have…
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We review a study examining methods to reduce the impact of airfield solar on aircraft and facilitate more renewable energy generation. Learn more: https://www.pagerpower.com/news/balancing-solar-energy-generation-pilot-safety-at-airports/
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In this article, we provide a general overview of EN-1 and outline the civil and military aviation and defence interests we consider when assessing Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs). Learn more: https://www.pagerpower.com/news/energy-nps-series-part-2-en-1/
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