RWE Seeks Your Opinion on the Alwen Forest Wind Farm in Wales!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/12/2023 at 11:12

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Wind Farm Proposal in Conwy, Bordering Denbighshire, Could Generate Up to 60 MW, with Battery Storage and Community Benefits.

The public consultation on RWE’s Alwen Forest Wind Farm is already underway, giving the local population the opportunity to provide their opinions on the project. With up to nine wind turbines of up to 200 meters in height, the farm will have the capacity to generate 60 MW. In addition, the project includes plans for battery storage and a habitat management plan, as well as a grid connection work between Alwen and Clocaenog. RWE is seeking feedback from the population to ensure that the project meets local needs and minimizes environmental impact.

According to Renewable Energy News, RWE is committed to providing economic opportunities for local businesses and communities, as well as sharing the revenues generated with the local population. RWE project manager Martin Cole explained: ‘We are working closely with Community Energy Wales to give the local population the opportunity to directly participate in the wind farm through a cooperative organization called Ynni Hiraethog, which will have up to a 15% stake in the project.’ With a track record of investing in community funds, RWE is dedicated to supporting the communities that host renewable energy projects, offering flexible benefit packages that are managed by the communities themselves.

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