Specialist advice on how to proceed, as standard.
Providing good service to you is important to us and we continually evaluate the way we work to optimise your customer experience. Resulting from of our latest review we have implemented a change that we think you should know about: Mitigation advice will be included in all consultancy reports, as standard. Our…
Wind turbine interference with weather radar
Meteorological associations in various countries assess weather conditions; particularly monitoring of rainfall levels, using radar systems operating at high frequencies. Wind turbines can interfere with meteorological radar. Such inteference has been previously observed in many countries around the world. In Canada, there have been concerns that the Grand Bend Wind…
Collaboration with Manston International Airport after extension approved for Kentish Flats Offshore Wind Farm
Due to radar impact concerns, developers of the Kentish Flats Extension (Vattenfall) are collaborating with Manston International Airport. If both parties manage to devise a mutually acceptable solution, the construction of the additional offshore wind turbines should commence in 2015. The extension of up to 17 turbines was consented by…
Fewcott wind farm article in Wind Energy Network Magazine
Wind Energy Network has published an article detailing about Pager Power’s involvement in Fewcott wind farm’s Public Inquiry. Company chairman Mike Watson used his expertise to give suitable evidence for discharging the radar and aviation planning conditions relating to the Fewcott project. The conditions were specified by nearby London Oxford Airport to…
Online Launch: Radar Line of Sight and Obstruction Assessments for anywhere in the world
Pager Power Launch Worldwide Capability for Online System On Friday February 15th Pager Power launched updates that allow Radar Line of Sight Assessments and Obstruction Assessments to be run anywhere in the world, online. Now you can easily identify about early planning issues on your global developments. As always the online…
Stealth coating ordered for Korean wind projects
Due to concerns about detrimental effects on radar signals, Korean Ministry of National Defense has advised that wind turbines be coated in Radar Absorbing Material (RAM). RAMs are used to make stealth turbines. That is turbines that absorb radar signals or radio waves, instead of reflect them and cause clutter…
Wind farm radar LinkedIn group
To keep up to date with news about wind farm radar interference we recommend joining the LinkedIn Group: Wind Farms and Radar. The group has discussions on the latest developments in wind farm radar issues, with recent threads on mitigation solutions, stealth turbines, Transponder Mandatory Zones (and new Thales radar…
Wind power generated in the UK exceeds 5GW
UK turbines produced over 5GW of electricity on the morning of Sunday 3rd February, say the National Grid. This surpasses the country’s wind generation record. This meant that between 11:00hrs and 11:30hrs over 12% of the UK’s total electricity need was coming from the renewable source, equating to more than…
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