Supporting Documentation - Renfrewshire Council
Supporting Documentation - Renfrewshire Council
Supporting Documentation - Renfrewshire Council
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1.3 The Applicant<br />
Intelligent Land Investments Renewable Energy (ILI RE) structure a business strategy which puts the<br />
landowners and the environment first. The reason for their growth over the years has been putting the<br />
landowner, local authority, consultant and local community partnership at the heart of that process.<br />
Presently ILI RE is working alongside set government strategies to encourage the growth for single rural<br />
turbines. This is an opportunity like no other for landowners and local communities to play their part in<br />
making the government strategy become reality. The Government believes that Scotland could become<br />
the "hi-tech workshop of the world" driven by a green energy revolution and Intelligent Land Investments<br />
is set to help achieve these targets.<br />
1.4 General Turbine Specifications<br />
• A single wind turbine is planned with a maximum tip height of 45.9m.<br />
• The turbine is predicted to generate around 0.59 GWh per year, enough power to displace<br />
about 254 tonnes of CO2 per annum.<br />
• The turbine is positioned along a field boundary to minimise the amount of productive<br />
farmland lost, and is as far away from houses as possible.<br />
• The construction period will be relatively short, minimising any traffic disruption. The main<br />
impact on the roads will be bringing in stone for the hard standing area and concrete for the<br />
foundations. Turbines generally re-pay the energy used in their manufacture and<br />
installation in about 6 – 8 months.<br />
• These turbines are relatively quiet, according to manufacturer’s guidelines, and noise<br />
levels experienced at nearby residencies will be minimal, the background noise effectively<br />
masking that produced by the turbine.<br />
• Further technical information is available from; Waterman Group, Tel: 0131 221 7020.<br />
1.5 <strong>Supporting</strong> <strong>Documentation</strong><br />
Waterman provide civil, structural, environmental, mechanical & electrical design services to our clients in<br />
support of project planning, design, construction and management.<br />
As the demand for renewable power increases we face the challenge of meeting this demand whilst<br />
creating sustainable solutions. We provide pre-planning advice on site-selection and assist throughout<br />
the planning.<br />
Waterman takes the lead in delivering environmentally sustainable solutions and our specialist<br />
understanding of planning issues that include environmental solutions, transportation planning, land<br />
engineering and hydrology help clients to deliver plans that achieve approval, and make concept become<br />
reality.<br />
Waterman Group, Renewable Energy, 2/4 Canning Street Lane, Edinburgh, EH3 8ER T:0131 221 7020<br />
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