Solar Photovoltaic Development in India – Update
Overview In an article we published earlier this year, we discussed the boom in solar photovoltaic (PV) deployment in India, specifically regarding large commercial schemes. This article provides an update on the Indian solar PV industry as a whole with information regarding our experience within the Indian market. Background and…
Green Politics – What About Renewables?
Introduction The political scene in the UK – and outside it – is volatile. The future is uncertain for many sectors in the UK, perhaps none more than renewable energy which is rarely a talking point for competing parties in the current political climate. Where we are The last eighteen…
We are offering a Seminar on Technical Issues for Larger Developments
Large building developments can adversely affect defence, aviation, railways and telecommunication systems leading to unexpected planning objections. Such developments can cause risk of collision; unacceptable solar reflections and radar interference. Pager Power are offering a technical seminar to planners and surveyors involved with larger developments. This seminar may be recorded…
Which Countries are the Greenest?
Renewables on the Rise Countries all over the world are committing to green energy in one way or another. This trend was underscored by the landmark Paris agreement in 2015 that saw almost 200 countries agree to limit global warming, with almost 150 having ratified the treaty (Reference 1). This leads…
Solar Photovoltaic Glint and Glare Guidance First Edition now complete
Please note that the Fourth Edition of the Glint and Glare Guidance has since been published and can be downloaded here. Download the First Edition of the Glint and Glare Guidance PDF here. Overview The first edition of Pager Power’s Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Glint and Glare Guidance is now complete…
Reception Surveys – Wind Farms and Large Building Developments
Overview We have recently completed a number of television reception surveys for large buildings in cities like London and Manchester, as well as working on a number planning applications for wind farms nationally. We therefore wanted to provide you with an update to our previous article highlighting the reception survey…
Research Update – Eliminating “Yellow” Glare
Background Large Solar PV developments cause direct solar reflections which can affect aircraft, trains, road vehicles and residential amenity. Pager Power has undertaken over 250 glint and glare assessments which explain the times, dates and durations of expected glare. Glare which is expected to cause a temporary after-image is classified…
Drone Ban at Dublin Airport
Attack of the Drones The ever-increasing popularity of drones presents a challenge to aviation safety. Near misses have been reported at Heathrow Airport among others in recent times (References 1 and 2), and airports are responding. Figure 1: Drone. Drone Registration The Irish Aviation Authority requires all drones weighing 1…
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