Parc Cynog Solar Farm in Wales becomes operational
The Parc Cynog Solar Farm, owned by Vattenfall, gained planning consent in November 2015 and became operational on April 1st 2016. The photovoltaic (PV) plant, which covers an area of approximately eight hectares, is located in southern Carmarthenshire. In total, the solar farm consists of over 18,500 PV panels and has…
Ensuring Customer Satisfaction
At Pager Power, customer service and customer satisfaction is something we strive to achieve. Our job is to understand and evaluate a particular problem and ensure that the best results are achieved. This may be through consultation strategy or utilising particular technical analysis. In this article, we present five ways…
Radar Cross Section of a Wind Turbine – How Big ???
The discussion on how effective radar absorbent materials are for wind turbine radar mitigation is often confused due to a lack of clarity on how a standard wind turbine actually affects a radar system. Radar Cross Section The apparent “size” of any object to a radar is termed its Radar…
Ground Mounted Vs Rooftop Solar Developments – Assessment Variations
The overall assessment approach for rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) developments is the same as for large-scale ground mounted PV developments however some variations exist due to the difference in size, panel orientation and location. The following article presents an overview of the different assessment characteristics for ground mounted and rooftop…
British Horse Society glint and glare guidance, and other animal reports
There are many key stakeholders who can comment on and object to solar developments. In July 2014, the British Horse Society (BHS) produced guidance with respect to solar developments, on which we produced an article discussing the section relating to glint and glare and what it means for solar developers.…
Northern Ireland’s largest solar farm gets consented
Large solar farm for County Antrim Plans for the Dublin Road solar farm in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, received planning permission on 28 April 2016 . Challenges…
Rooftop solar glint and glare assessments
Familiar foe Rooftop solar panels can be an attractive option for commercial building and households alike. It can be an efficient use of committed space, it’s environmentally friendly and under the right circumstances it can save a lot of money. Naturally, there are hurdles to overcome, one of which is…
Airport objections to buildings – a simple guide
Airports vs Buildings Plans for building developments can, and do, receive objections from airports. Invariably, these relate to flight safety, which gives the objection a loud voice in the ear of the planning authority. This article presents an overview of what to expect and what to do for some of…
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