New Development Ordered To Be Torn Down
A lot of aspects are considered when a new building development, especially of significant height, is proposed. From impacts upon telecommunication infrastructure and aviation safeguarding concerns, the ‘go-ahead’ is required from different stakeholders to acquire planning permission. A new building development in south-east London has been ordered to be torn…
England Bans Single Use Plastic
Single use plastic items, such as cotton buds, cutlery and polystyrene cups have been used for years, but unfortunately, they also stick around for years. Referring to a previous article , less than a fifth of all plastic waste is actually recycled globally, and the plastic that isn’t recycled, can…
COP28 Coming Soon!
The COP28 climate summit will soon be taking place between Thursday Nov 30th and Tuesday 12th December 2023. This is the 28th such conference, held annually since the first summit in Berlin in 1995. It is a formal meeting of countries that are members of the UNFCCC (United Nations Framework…
ICAO’s New Obstacle Limitation Surfaces – A Herculean Modelling Task?
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has proposed new obstacle limitation surfaces (OLS) which are planned to be applicable from November 2028; the CAA has launched a consultation with UK aviation stakeholders so that they may relay their concerns to ICAO. Figure 1: Boeing 747 on final approach to London…
New York Rejects Petitions to Renegotiate Renewable Energy Contracts
The New York State Public Service Commission has made a significant decision to reject petition requests from a variety of renewable energy developers. These renewable energy developers have petitioned for increased costs towards four existing contracts for offshore wind farms and 86 land-based renewable energy projects which were all rejected…
Shining Hope for UK Ecology – Solar Farms Nurturing Biodiversity
The UK, like many other countries, is facing a pressing ecological challenge: biodiversity loss. The decline of wildflower meadows and other habitats has had a significant impact on the country’s wildlife over the years. According to Natural England, over 97% of wildflower meadows have been lost since the 1930s, with…
Bruce Joins the Team
Michael’s dog, Bruce, has recently joined the Pager Power team. Bruce is a miniature Bernedoodle (a cross between a Bernese Mountain Dog and a miniature Poodle) who brings a lot of energy, fun, and cuteness to the office. Bruce has been spending the last few weeks settling in and getting…
Pager Power is Now Providing CPD Sessions!
Pager Power is now providing continuing professional development (CPD) sessions on a range of topics that may affect your proposed development. Our CPD sessions cover technical matters related to solar panels, wind turbines, and tall buildings. We can assist with the understanding of key planning requirements surrounding a proposed development,…
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