3 new features to assess the aviation risk of a wind development
Assessing the potential impact of a project on aviation and radar is something that is vital to successful wind development. Since issues of this nature have been known to delay, or completely stop, projects from going ahead we always recommend that developers assess aviation risk early on. It was because…
Walney Wind Farm Extension: Air navigation impact discussed at hearing
The hearing of the UK Planning Inspectorate dealing with air navigation and shipping concerns regarding the proposed extension to the Walney Offshore Wind Farm was held on Tuesday the 18th March 2014. Potential Impact on Air Navigation The morning session of hearing, held in the Villa Marina in Douglas was…
Aviation radar concerns for offshore wind project extension
Plans to extend the existing Burbo Bank Offshore Wind Farm have raised concerns from Liverpool John Lennon Airport over interference to air traffic control (ATC) radar. Reported in the Liverpool Echo, developers DONG Energy are consulting with the airport about the possibilities of using technology to mitigate the effects of…
UK RO transition to CfDs: grace period for radar delays
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) have published a document outlining their response to the transition from the current Renewables Obligation (RO) scheme to Contract for Differences (CfDs) and resulting grace periods. In which are details about a RO grace period relating to developments delayed by radar. About the grace…
Weather radar interference concern for Canadian turbines
A proposed 36 turbine wind farm in Canada caused Environment Canada to raise concerns about the development interfering with weather radar, reports the Sault Star in an article published late in February 2014. The concern regarding the Bow Lake Wind Farm development and the Montreal River Weather Radar (near Sault Ste Marie) specifically was first…
Wind farm radio communications impact in South Africa: How we can help
What are the issues? Windmills may impact upon television and radio communication signals and it is therefore necessary to identify, assess and quantify any effects which may occur. Broadcast services and point to point communications links are the most common infrastructure to be affected by windmills and interference can appear…
Appeals, public inquiries and expert evidence
It is the case that planning applications for renewable energy developments, such as a single turbine or wind farms, are sometimes refused. However this is not always the end of the road, because developers can decide to formally appeal. This can be in the form of a hearing, written representation…
MOD radar upgrades: Buchan and Benbecula
The remote radar heads (RRHs) at Buchan and Benbecula will undergo an upgrade which will help minimise the effects of wind turbines on the installations. Reported by the Press & Journal, the upgrade has been funded by wind developers and will consist of installing a Lockheed Martin TPS-77 radar at…
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