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Colin Bennett

UK gives homeowners green light for solar power | Environment | Reuters - 0 views

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permission planning residential

shared by Colin Bennett on 14 Mar 08 - Cached
  • From April 6, all homeowners in Britain will be free to install microgeneration equipment like solar panels without getting planning permission for them, as the government tries to cut climate warming gases emitted from coal and gas fired power plants in order to supply electricity.
Hans De Keulenaer

Toyota moves to test plug-in Prius in Japan | Gristmill: The environmental news blog | ... - 0 views

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infrastructure japan land use plug-in hybrids toyota

shared by Hans De Keulenaer on 24 Jul 07 - Cached
  • Toyota Motor Co. will obtain permission from Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport by the end of July for the testing of a prototype plug-in Prius on public roads
  • Toyota Motor Co. will obtain permission from Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport by the end of July for the testing of a prototype plug-in Prius on public roads
Colin Bennett

UK to get EU's largest wind farm - energy-fuels - 03 May 2006 - New Scientist Environment - 0 views

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shared by Colin Bennett on 01 Nov 07 - No Cached
  • Shaking off its image as one of Europe's laggards on renewable energy, the UK last month gave the go-ahead for the EU's largest onshore wind farm. The electricity company Scottish Power won permission on 27 April to erect 140 wind turbines on 55 square kilometres of moorland and forest south of Glasgow.
davidchapman

Scottish Government Approves Plan for Wave Farm - 0 views

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shared by davidchapman on 12 Oct 07 - Cached
  • davidchapman on 12 Oct 07
     
    The Scottish Government granted ScottishPower planning permission for what the company says would be the world's largest wave farm. The announcement is a milestone for the $20.4 million project which will see four floating generators, designed to convert wave movement into electricity, positioned off the coast of the new facility's sister site - the European Marine Test Centre also in Orkney. Expected to be operating by 2008, the 160-metre Pelamis Devices (Sea Snakes), are anticipated to provide around 3 megawatts (MW) of electricity.
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