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This site is produced by Devon Wind Power with the aim of providing information on the Fullabrook Down wind farm proposal specifically, and wind energy generation generally.
Onshore wind farms are currently the most established technology available to help reduce greenhouse emissions. It is one of the cleanest and lowest cost forms of renewable energy available. Read More...(Faqs General)
The proposed wind farm at Fullabrook Down will be the first major renewable energy development in Devon. The wind farm will consist of 22 turbines each of a capacity of 3 megawatts. The installed capacity of 66 megawatts will go a long way towards meeting the Devon 2010 Wind Energy Target. Read More...(Fullabrook > Introduction)
Plans for the Fullabrook Wind Farm have been considered by North Devon District Council and Devon County Council in October and November 2005. A Public Inquiry is likely to be held in Spring 2006 following which the Secretary of State for Trade & Industry will make the final decision. Read More...(Recent news)
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The Secretary of State for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform announced at the beginning of October that Devon Wind Power...
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