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Brigg (Biomass , Active) Location in the UK : Scotland, Lincolnshire
Type of installation: Biomass on/offshore: on
Turbines :0 Capacity : 40 MW
Approx Date of 1st power generation:
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This plant has been refused planning permission and is subject to a public inquiry sometime in 2011.
Brigg Renewable Energy Project: Will use straw, sourced from local farms, to generate some 300 million units of electricity annually, equivalent to the average needs of 65,000 households. The ash will be returned to the farms to be ploughed in as a fertilizer.
The generation of an estimated quarter of a million tonnes of carbon dioxide could be avoided each year.
While the soil conditioning aspect of straw being ploughed back into the soil will be lost, the overall level of sustainability within this project is high, however there will be a high volume of lorry traffic created by this scheme, apparently an alternative, being the use of barges has been dismissed.
An application for planning permission to build Brigg Renewable Energy Plant was first submitted in 2008. After consultation, these plans were withdrawn to allow Eco2 to reconsider its proposals for dealing with flood risk at the site.
Eco2 re-submitted a planning application which has taken into account Environment Agency concerns surrounding flood mitigation. The new plans included flood plain compensation and a surface water storage system that are designed specifically for the Brigg REP site. If the plans go ahead, the scheme would reduce the extent of flooding in the local area.
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Fears over green power plant plan
(2008)Plans for a "green" power station near BRIGG in North Lincolnshire have sparked protests from local residents.
STRAW POLL IS ALL WE CAN OFFER
(Feb 2010) It was good of the Scunthorpe Telegraph to inform us this week that the BRIGG Biomass power plant scheme has been amended and re-submitted for council consideration.
Planning Application (Resubmission)
This page contains a listing of every document that formed part of the BRIGG planning application pack. The document comprised four volumes:
Cameron backs BRIGG biomass plant
(2008) Conservative Party leader David Cameron MP said he supported a planned biomass in BRIGG, when he attended a special public meeting last night.
Anti-biomass campaign banner stolen
(2009) CAMPAIGNERS who are fighting to block Eco2's plans to build the BRIGG biomass plant say they are not going to give up – despite having all of their banners removed.
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Wind farm work for Scottish and English sites
180 blades for offshore turbines are to be manufactured in Hull for a wind farm project in Scotland's Moray Firth
The turbines will later be pre-assembled at the Highland port of Nigg before installation at the Moray West site
Source: bbc, Date and Time of entry: 24 June 2022 00:00
Siemens Gamesa bags firm turbine order for 882-MW Moray West
June 23 (Renewables Now) - Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy SA (BME:SGRE) has secured a firm order to supply 882 MW of turbines for the Moray West offshore wind project off Scotland, the company said.
Date and Time of entry: 24 June 2022 00:00
RenewableUK says global offshore wind grows to 846 GW
The figure includes projects at any stages of development, from operational to planned, as well as 135 GW of overlapping proposed projects, mainly in Brazil, Taiwan and Sweden.
Source: renewablesnow, Date and Time of entry: 24 June 2022 00:00
Record Wind in Scotland Means Grid Tells Some Turbines to Stop
Wind farms across the UK are producing more electricity than the grid is able to cope with, forcing the network operator to ask some turbines in Scotland to shut down
Source: bloomberg, Date and Time of entry: 01 June 2022 00:00
Proposed Watten wind farm raises objection from pressure group
The proposed Watten wind farm by EDF Renewables would have up to eight turbines with a total generating capacity of up to 52 MW. The site would be located approximately 3km to the southwest of Watten, on land owned by local families.
Source: jhnogroatj, Date and Time of entry: 01 June 2022 00:00
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