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      SEA are currently supporting the following wind farm applications -

      Gwynt-Y-Mor offshore wind farm. Conwy - North Wales

      Turbines: 200 / Power :  750 MW  Capacity  Homes equivalent 500,000 - 41% of homes in Wales

      Developer Npower Renewables

      Developer contact gwyntymor@npower-renewables.com 

      Developer website  www.npower-renewables.com/gwyntymor  

      Planning Status - submitted Feb 2006 - A decision is expected by June 2008

      Department for Trade and Industry (DTI)   Rt. Hon. Alan Johnson MP, Secretary of State, Department of Trade and Industry, 1 Victoria Street, London SW1H 0ET       and

 Carwyn Jones AM, Minister for the Environment, Planning and Countryside, National Assembly for Wales, Cardiff.

     Notes: It is hoped that a decision by the DTI will be reached this year.


      Lindhurst wind farm - South of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

     Turbines: 5 / Power MW capacity 8.25-12.5/ Homes equivalent 4,700 - 5,100

     Developer - Npower Renewables

     Developer contact : Lindhurst@npower-renewables.com

      Developer website : www.npower-renewables.com/lindhurst

     Submission date : June 2006

      Decision date : June 2007

      Planning status: Approved - CONSENT GIVEN

Planning Office: Claire Pendle, Principle Planning Officer, Planning Department, Newark and         Sherwood District Council, Kelham Hall, Kelham, Notts. NG 23  5QX


      Langham wind farm - Anderby, near Langham, Lincolnshire

      Turbines : 6 / Power MW capacity 12 / homes equivalent 6710

      Developer: Npower Renewables

      Developer contact: Kim Gauld-Clark ( renewables developer) langham@npower-renewables.com

      Developer Website: www.npower-renewables.com/langham

       Submission date: January 2007

       Planning stratus : In planning

      Notes: Each year Langham wind farm would enough clean electricity to meet the needs of between        5500 and 7900 homes. The higher figure is equivalent to 90% of all of the homes in Skegness.

 Planning Office: Please quote the following planning reference number ( N/005/02812/06) and you name and address when writing to the planning department in reference to the wind farm. Michelle Walker, Planning Department, East Lindsey District Council. Tedder Hall. Manby , Lincolnshire


      Rhyl Flats offshore wind farm - Conwy, North Wales

      Turbines : 30 / Power MW capacity 90 / homes equivalent 65,700

      Developer : Npower Renewables

      Developer website : www.npower-renewables.com/rhylflats

      Submission date : March 2002

      Planning status  : Approved - Construction to recommence April 8th 2008 - The first turbines are expected to start generating in November 2008, with the project due to be completed in July 2009.

     Note -  This application was granted consent a  number of years ago, the group opposing the application are lobbying the  European Court for Human Rights (ECHR) and the DTI for the consent to be withdrawn as they think that the public were mislead during the application - SEA believes that the public were in no way mislead and as such has given it's backing to the project We issued press releases stating our support for the wind farm on April 23rd 2007 and intend to lobby the DTI and ECHR.

  Details of who to write to, to support this wind farm will be added in the near future.....

  Thacksons Well wind farm - Long Bennington, Lincolnshire

  Turbines : 12 / Power MW capacity 23 MW / homes equivalent 12,800

    Developer : Infinergy

    Developer Website www.thacksonswellwindfarm.co.uk

    Status - South Kesteven District Council, refused to give the application consent at the planning meeting in Grantham on March 11th 2008, despite the planning officer giving his recommendation for the project . We believe that a number of the councillors were taken in by the often misleading and factually incorrect information put forward by the group opposing the application. SEA will continue to support the project, it is thought likely that the developer will take it appeal - watch this space !