Computer generated images of how the proposed wind farm between Bozeat and Lavendon could look will go on display at a public exhibition for residents later this week.
npower renewables, the UK's most experienced wind energy developer, say it's the perfect opportunity for those living in the vicinity of the project to gain a better understanding of the need for renewable energy, wind farms and the details of the proposal.
The two day exhibition will be held between at Lavendon Village Hall on Saturday 19th November (10am- 3pm) and at St Mary's Church Hall in Bozeat on Sunday 20th November (10am-4pm).
East of England development manager Vicky Portwain said: "We aim to keep those living near to the site as informed as possible about the proposal from this early stage".
She continued, "At the exhibition we will have computer generated images of how the current wind farm design could look against the existing landscape - something we have found people are particularly interested in. npower renewables staff will also be there to talk through the displays and answer any questions about this project or wind power in general."
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Public exhibitions will be held at Lavendon Village Hall, Lavendon 11am-3pm and St Mary's Village Hall Bozeat, 11am-4pm
- The proposed wind farm is on farm land between Bozeat and Lavendon. Approximately 16 turbines in this location are capable of generating enough electricity for the average annual needs of 16,3002 homes, offsetting 65,800 tonnes of CO2 every year.
- npower renewables is the UK's leading wind farm developer and operator, committed to developing and operating wind farms and hydro plant that produce sustainable and environmentally-friendly electricity. The company operates 15 wind farms in the UK, including North Hoyle Offshore Wind Farm, the first major offshore wind farm to be built in UK waters. In addition to the 267MW of installed wind energy generation that it currently operates, npower renewables also operates some 55MW of hydroelectric power.
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