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Wind energy - planning: Wind farms - how they succeed and fail in the planning process. Simon Tribe. Energy World September 2006 P. 16-17
Wind energy may be the fastest-growing electricity generation technology in the UK right now, but it would have grown even faster if so many developments has not been turned-down for planning permission. Simon Tribe looks at planning issues for onshore wind.
Abstract details
Journal title: Energy World
Subjects: Planning and Design, Electricity generation, Onshore wind power, Electricity, Wind power, Wind farms, Onshore wind farms
