Small scale, building integrated, wind power systems

By:

Dayan, Emma

Language: English Series: BRE Information Paper ; IP 12/05Publication details: Watford BRE 2005Description: 12p ill 30cmISBN:

186081879X

Subject(s):

ENVIRONMENTAL AND LAND CONSULTANCY-ENERGY-RENEWABLE ENERGY

LOC classification:

621.45 $2 18

Summary: Whilst the government's renewable energy target for 2010 will mostly be met through large scale projects, small scale installations will also have an important role to play. This information paper examines some of the legislative and technical issues facing the small-scale wind power sector, including available technologies, grid connection, government policy, grant schemes, and local authority planning policies and criteria. Also provides an overview of the companies within the sector.

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Whilst the government's renewable energy target for 2010 will mostly be met through large scale projects, small scale installations will also have an important role to play. This information paper examines some of the legislative and technical issues facing the small-scale wind power sector, including available technologies, grid connection, government policy, grant schemes, and local authority planning policies and criteria. Also provides an overview of the companies within the sector.

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