Munich Airport’s Green Ambitions Take Off
Located northeast of the Bavarian capital, Munich Airport is Germany’s second-largest airport (after Frankfurt, for anybody who is curious but doesn’t feel like googling it), coordinating 90 airlines operating across more than 200 destinations in more than 60 countries. It is 51% owned by the Free State of Bavaria with…
Wind Shear From Buildings
As the world population grows, there is an ever-growing pressure to develop more high-rise buildings, particularly in city centres, to maximise the use of developable area. Various technical considerations need to be made when a building is developed. The height of a building can cause it to be a physical…
Sustainable Weddings
In a world increasingly conscious of its environmental impact, some couples are redefining the traditional wedding narrative by embracing sustainability into their big day. There are a lot of things to think about when planning a wedding; Venue; Food; Outfits; Drinks; Flowers; Confetti, to name a few, but what if…
Waste Heat from Data Centres to Warm Thousands of Homes in UK First
Waste heat is a problem for data centres and using this excess heat to warm up homes could be the solution. The Old Oak Park Royal development in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham will be the first of its kind to recycle waste heat from large computer systems…
Autumn Statement 2023 – Impact for Renewables
On Wednesday 22nd November 2023, the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt unveiled (over 100!) important changes to the UK Government’s tax and spending plans. Whilst his announcement of a 2% cut to the main rate of National Insurance for employees has taken much of the attention, he also revealed a number of…
Pager Power’s Newest Technical Analyst – Phillip Charhill
Pager Power’s newest recruit, Phillip Charhill, joined the team earlier this month as one of our Technical Analysts. Phillip has joined the ever-growing technical team who undertake the various assessments across each of our service areas. Phillip graduated with a master’s degree in economics from the University of East Anglia,…
Refresher Course in Wind Farms and Point-to-Point Telecoms Issues – Part 5 – A Worked Example
Parts 1-4 of this series presented a refresher course in dealing with wind farm and point-to-point telecommunications issues, a recap on understanding the interference mechanisms, a presentation of a photographic encyclopaedia of telecommunications equipment and details regarding the stakeholder consultation process. Part 5 of this series presents an example fictional…
Wind Trees – How Eco-Innovators Are Branching Out
With renewable energy technologies becoming more prevalent in our day-to-day lives, eco-innovators are continually developing new methods of bringing green energy into our homes. The latest development has come from New World Wind, pioneer of the ‘Aeroleaf’ technology. . New World Wind have created ‘wind trees’, comprising of micro turbines…
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