Pager Power exhibiting at RenewableUK 2014 – stand 228
It’s nearly a week to go until the RenewableUK Exhibition and Conference 2014 at Manchester Central. The event is described by the organisers “The UK’s Premier Renewable Energy Event” and we’ll be exhibiting from 11th – 13th November: Stand 228 Come say hi and get 15% off any Pager Power…
Could Chile’s wind industry heat up?
Long stretches of windy coastlines, mountainous areas, and one of the sunniest places on earth; Chile has huge potential for a healthy renewable energy sector. With reference to wind energy specifically, we present a brief overview of Chile’s wind industry. The current state of Chile’s wind industry The Chilean wind…
Defining Glint and Glare
The two terms ‘glint’ and ‘glare’ refer to the unwanted reflection of the sun’s rays by the face of a reflective surface. The terms are defined below, based on definitions given by the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) in the USA among other publications. Glint captured on solar photovoltaic panels. Glint…
How can new building developments affect the provision of terrestrial and satellite television signals?
Interference overview New building structures have the capability to degrade the integrity of television signals as they travel through free space from transmitter to a receiving aerial or satellite dish. These obstructions can impede the television signal strength and/or prevent its reception altogether. In urbanised environments, the impact of a…
Invisible problems – military low flying and tall structures
Unseen Barriers Large scale construction projects are not short of hurdles. Many challenges must be overcome in order to develop projects such as tall buildings, telecommunications masts and wind turbines to name just a few. Factors that may spring to mind are funding, logistics, ownership and opposition from residents. Another…
Clear your portfolio: invest on wind sites that can happen
You have a number of potential wind sites in your portfolio, and you’ve been trying relentlessly to identify the ones that will sail through planning without objections or delays. You have been finding in practice that many wind sites face a number of aeronautical issues resulting in objections. These are…
Fears of solar farm ‘blinding pilots’
Gower Power Community Co-operative made an application to develop a 5-acre solar development near Ilston in south Wales. It was reported in the South Wales Evening Post, that among the concerns raised to the proposal were fears that solar reflections from the development could blind pilots flying out of Swansea…
Will radio spectrum changes stop future radar fixes?
Introduction Radio systems enhance lives and create economic wealth. You most likely use mobile phones and watch TV whilst our emergency services rely on radio to keep us safe. The radio spectrum has to be managed to accommodate changes in demand and technology which leads to the reallocation of frequencies…
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