Planning application · Onshore wind · Cornwall

St. Breock Re-Power

Revised10.4 MWApplication 2002-1897Submitted 15 June 2002Granted 30 January 2003

In the evidence packnearest refused scheme •• kmShown in the pack

The application

Application number: 2002-1897
Planning authority: Cornwall
Nation: England
Technology: Onshore wind
Capacity: 10.4 MW
Status: Revised
Operator or applicant: Renewable Energy Generation Limited - previously E.on
Location: St. Breock
Turbines: 11

Timeline

30 January 2000 Planning permission expired
15 June 2002 Planning application submitted
30 January 2003 Planning permission granted

Preview of the planning evidence pack for this site

The pack for this site lists 43 comparable onshore wind incidents in the United Kingdom, nearest first. The nearest is EIR-0794, Wind turbine collapses at Pant-y-Wal wind farm near Gilfach Goch, 154 km from this site.

Reference	Year	Incident	From the site	Severity
EIR-0794	2022	Wind turbine collapses at Pant-y-Wal wind farm near Gilfach Goch	154 km	Significant
EIR-0874	2026	Turbine blade detaches at RWE's Brechfa Forest West wind farm in Wales	161 km	Significant
EIR-0790	2022	Nordex attributes a Welsh wind turbine collapse to an overspeed condition	213 km	Major
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The first 3 rows as the pack shows them. The other 40 are in the pack, each with its distance, sources and the fire service guidance it bears on.

The map

Summary for this site

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In the full pack

What the planning evidence pack adds for this application

The pack is made for St. Breock Re-Power from the register and the government planning database: every comparable incident, nearest first, with its sources; the schemes refused, withdrawn or taken to appeal within 40 km, your council first; and the fire service guidance each incident bears on. One fixed, dated file, as a PDF, a web page and a Word document.

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