Planning a renewable energy installation requires consideration of appropriate technology and of increasingly important ecological requirements to prevent penalties, excess costs and project delays.
Tag Archives: Renewable energy
Sun Power for Chester WWTW
The project to install solar panels at Chester’s water treatment plant required extensive survey and mitigation work and a biodiversity net gain design to provide improvements for local nature
Science Park Solar Power
A significant amount of our work on this project was investigating whether badgers from the local nature reserve were making use of the proposed site.
Sewage, Green Energy and Superdrugs
The benefits of improved sewage treatment are not to be “sniffed at”, with renewable energy sources,, compost and new super drugs potentially available.
Renewable Energy Centre for Jarrow
Proposals to build an energy centre to extract and distribute heat from the River Tyne required a range of ecological assessments and a Biodiversity Net Gain design.
Help for Butterflies
Ecological support throughout development projects can help reverse the contribution made by loss of habitat to the catastrophic reductions in butterfly populations over the past 40 years.
