Solar developments and Glint and Glare
Developers or communities that are seeking to build a solar farm or mount a large number of solar panels on their roof should know that such developments can generate glint and glare which might result in higher risks towards certain receptors. Glare from solar PV panels The receptors that are…
New Quarantine Rules – Are They Too Late?
Background All passengers now entering Britain from abroad will be forced to spend two weeks in quarantine under the new law that aims to further reduce the rate of infection and help prevent a second wave of the pandemic. Though the Police Federation Chair has already admitted that it will…
Who exactly is NATS?
NATS and UK Development Developers of wind turbines and large buildings in the UK are likely to have encountered NATS in one way or another. New applications for tall building developments are routinely by NATS in the context of potential interference. For wind turbine planning applications in the UK, NATS…
Lift Off for the World’s First Commercial Spaceflight
Background For the first time ever, two astronauts onboard a spacecraft developed and built by a privately owned company has launched into space. The Crew Dragon capsule, shown below, docked to the International Space Station (ISS) approximately 19 hours after lifting off from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA. The…
A Brief History Of Flight (Part Deux)
By S.C.Watson (Mike’s brother) If you missed A Brief Histoty of Flight Part 1, click here. What do the stethoscope, the Etch-a-sketch, the pencil sharpener and hair dryers have in common? Well the answer is they are all great French inventions. It is perhaps surprising to the casual xenophobe (whose…
Coronavirus Cuts Carbon Emissions – The Bounce Back
Introduction At the start of the lockdown in the UK, we released an article outlining ways in which the temporary drop in carbon emissions resulting from COVID-19 pandemic could become permanent – read the article here. Now that lockdown measures are starting to ease and life gets back to normal,…
Onshore Wind and Solar Regain Access to CfDs
Background Onshore wind and solar energy lost access to the Contract for Difference (CfD) scheme in 2017 despite generating electricity at low cost. This move, together with stricter planning regulations, has halted the deployment of new wind capacity in England (see our previous article Exclusion of onshore wind energy from…
New Advancements in Offshore Wind Energy
Background The offshore wind sector has made significant improvements in the last three decades. The first offshore pilot project was located south of the Danish coast and had a total capacity of 4.95MW. Vindeby offshore project was installed in 1991 implementing 11 Bonus 450kW turbines. Nowadays the projects are of…
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Radar constraints are an old and persistent nemesis for onshore wind developers. This article presents an overview of the most commonly encountered hurdles for onshore developers in this regard as they pertain to civil radar interests. Learn more:
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