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Wind Prospect works closely with local communities
Our community involvement initiatives include information days,
talks to local clubs and schools, tours to existing wind farm
sites and development of liaison groups.
Through liaison groups, communities have regular opportunities
to input into the development, construction and operations of
the windcluster. In consultation with the community, a broad
array of studies are planned and undertaken.
Prior to submitting a planning application to the local planning
authority, an Environmental Impact Assessment is usually undertaken,
leading to a full Environmental Statement which accompanies
the planning application.
Please visit our Key
Issues page for further information regarding an Environmental
Impact Assessment.
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Benefits for the community
• Fighting Global Warming
• Diversification for Farmers and Industry
• Local Businesses Benefits
• Sustainable and Diverse Energy Supply
• Green Electricity for local consumption
• Local Investment – Fenland Green Power Investments
Download our factsheet detailing these benefits
in full: Community
Benefits [PDF 15kb]
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Follow the link above for information that can be used in school
or at home.
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Would you like to say:
For information
about how you can support wind energy projects in
you area, why not visit the this terrific website
at:
www.yes2wind.com.
This website has been developed by the World Wildlife
Fund, Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace, offering
information about:
• Wind energy
• Your local wind farm proposals
• Debunking the myths
• FAQs
.......and lots, lots more, so take a look at www.yes2wind.com
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