Whilst in planning, Sheringham Shoal Offshore Wind Farm faced an objection from a radar operator. The large number of turbines would not only impact upon the Secondary Surveillance Radar (SSR) itself but a number of low flying military jets.

In 2017, Arcus Consultancy Services commissioned Pager Power Ltd to investigate and assess the possible effects of glint and glare from a proposed solar photovoltaic (PV) development located one mile northeast of Faversham, Kent, UK. The development is known as Cleve Hill Solar Park.

Pager Power was engaged by a building developer to manage the aviation safety considerations for a proposed tall building development in central Manchester, UK. This related predominantly to operational implications for Manchester Airport and NATS.

The Tate Modern is the world’s most popular museum of modern and contemporary art, attracting around 5 million visitors each year. The gallery is [...]

The largest onshore wind farm in Europe, Whitelee in Scotland, faced severe opposition during the planning process because of likely radar interference. Scottish Power [...]

In 2016, Elgin Energy commissioned Pager Power Ltd to investigate and assess the possible effects of glint and glare from a proposed solar photovoltaic (PV) development located northwest of Tullamore in County Offaly, Ireland. The development is known as the Tullamore Solar Farm.

The West Coast One wind farm is located in the Western Cape of South Africa – approximately 130 kilometres north of Cape Town. The [...]

SSE proposed the development of rooftop solar photovoltaic panels on the SSE Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland. As part of the application, a request from Belfast City Airport was received for a Glint and Glare Assessment with respect to aviation infrastructure.

Pager Power was engaged to assess the impact of the Holy Isle Wind Development, a six-turbine[1] scheme located on Holy Isle in Scotland. Specifically, the engagement was to assess the potential impact of the three southern wind turbines upon the Primary Surveillance Radar (PSR) at Glasgow Prestwick Airport (GPA)

The Sowerby Lodge solar development is located in Cumbria, UK. The development comprises ground-mounted solar panels.

In 2016, Fox Lloyd Jones commissioned Pager Power Ltd to investigate and assess the possible effects of glint and glare from a proposed sculpture on a retail development to the north of Newcastle. The 5 metre sculpture is known as Silverlink and marks the entrance to the retail development.

During the planning stages of a five turbine wind farm in Fife, Scotland, three separate concerns were raised in relation to radar, aviation safety [...]

Pager Power was recently contacted by Quadran International, the operator of Eole Plaines Des Roche onshore wind farm who had received a letter from [...]

During the planning stages of the Republic of Ireland’s first large scale solar park at Coolroe, County Wexford, concerns were raised over potential glint [...]

A developer proposing two solar farms located close to and in line with the runway at Bournemouth Airport came up against a significant objection [...]

Clochnahill Wind Farm consists of four wind turbines located south west of Stonehaven in Aberdeenshire. A number of gas pipelines cross the site and [...]

Fallago Rig Wind Farm received planning consent in 2010 and was officially opened in 2013 by the Duke of Roxburghe and Scottish Energy Minister [...]

During the planning stages of an 8 turbine wind farm in the Republic of Seychelles, concerns were raised by the Public Utilities Corporation (PUC) over the potential for the wind turbines to interfere with their wireless microwave links.

During the construction of a major building development in North West England television (TV) interference made the local news because the building started to [...]

A small wind turbine was erected on private land adjacent to West Wales Airport where testing of military Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) takes place. [...]

A developer was proposing the construction of a wind turbine on behalf of Dengie Crops Ltd, approximately 2km Northeast of Southminster, Essex. Pager Power’s [...]

Pager Power was engaged by a building developer to manage the television and wireless communication considerations for a proposed building development in north London, [...]

Renewable energy developer Countryside Renewables proposed a 5MW photovoltaic (PV) solar farm in southern Essex[1]. After consultation with London Southend Airport, however, concerns were [...]

The Blackstone Edge wind farm comprises 3 turbines and has an installed capacity of 7.5MW. During the planning stages of the development, concerns were raised due to the potential impact on a primary surveillance radar (PSR) installation operated by UK air traffic service provider NATS.

Pager Power helped a wind farm developer agree an amount for technical mitigation allowing its purchase of a wind farm project to go ahead. [...]

Large buildings near airports have the potential to adversely affect aviation and occupant safety. Careful assessment and airport consultation during the design phase can [...]

Hadstone Energy commissioned Pager Power to undertake a glint and glare assessment for the Comet Solar Farm, Queensland Australia.

Pager Power undertook a glint and glare assessment for a proposed solar photovoltaic development located at Madurai Airport, India.

Developer Watkin Jones sought to relocate a planned 5G mast to protect future Edinburgh residents. Pager Power assessed impacts and advised, preventing construction at the original site.

Pager Power was engaged by London and Regional Properties to provide aviation planning expertise with respect to the re-development project at Albert Island in East London, England.

Green Shield Group proposed a rooftop solar project at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, near London City Airport, requiring a glint and glare assessment for planning approval.