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Explaining what Pager Power does and the services we offer has never been simple. The phrase “Radar Impact Assessments for Buildings” is not always easily digested – and requires further explanation. As part of an upgrade to our website we commissioned Handstand Marketing to prepare new service infographics to explain…
Off Grid Solar takes the World by Storm
Overview Solar Photovoltaic generation systems can be installed anywhere including locations with no mains electricity. These off-grid systems can be used to power lights, irrigation pumps, televisions, fans, refrigerators, air conditioners as well as laptops and phones. Figure 1: Indian Off-Grid solar system used for irrigation System Design A typical…
British Airways Flight Sets New Record
Introduction When storm Ciara hit the UK over the weekend, torrential rain and wind gusts of up to 100mph caused widespread flooding and heavy disruption to travel. Airports were especially affected as hundreds of flights were delayed, cancelled, or diverted to Europe after numerous failed landing attempts. One lucky British…
Planning Issues for Buildings – Aviation Lighting
The need for lighting Tall structures can present a risk for aircraft. This includes building developments, and collision risk is one of the many aviation considerations that developers need to consider at the planning stage. Collision risk is generally managed by doing two things, namely limiting the height of a…
Israeli Wind Farms Receive Approval in Radar Mitigation Deal
Radar interference concerns Wind developers in Israel have faced significant struggles due to radar interference concerns from defence officials. Plans for the country’s largest wind farm was tied up in disagreements between the developer, the Energy Ministry and the Defence Ministry for nine years with little progress – with the…
Exclusion of onshore wind energy from CfD
Background In the past years the UK government has introduced a scheme to incentivise investments in new low-carbon electricity generation. Such scheme is called Contracts for Difference (CfD) and has the aim of providing stability and predictability for investors by guaranteeing a price (strike price) for the electricity generated from…
Planning Issues for Buildings – TV and Radio Interference
Television and radio services Television and radio services are broadcast in various ways. Among them are wireless broadcasts from terrestrial transmitters and satellites in geostationary orbit. Building developments can interfere with these transmissions causing interference in their vicinity, creating a nuisance for viewers of the television services. Figure 1: A…
Planning Issues for Buildings – Navigation Aids
Navigation aids at airports Airports utilise a wide range of technology to improve the navigation and general safety of aircraft. Some systems, such as radar, are fairly well known to most people. Others are more esoteric, such as Instrument Landing Systems or Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Range beacons. Building developments…
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