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March 11, 2015

Developer hopes Glen Isla turbine success will encourage similar projects/The Courier

The success of a community wind turbine on the Perthshire/Angus border will encourage the launch of similar projects, it has been claimed. http://www.thecourier.co.uk/news/local/angus-the-mearns/developer-hopes-glen-isla-turbine-success-will-encourage-similar-projects-1.849028

By SAS Volunteer, 12 years ago March 11, 2015

The way the wind is blowing, it is time to ride the wave of the renewables revolution – Herald

    Lang Banks Scotland’s story of a power sector in transition is being played out in many countries around the world. The centralised, large, fossil-fuel generation model is being unravelled with every new megawatt of renewable generation. The role of “baseload” thermal power is being eroded rapidly as renewable Read more

By SAS Volunteer, 12 years ago March 11, 2015
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