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Alveston, South Gloucestershire

Building a first for the county

We've started building South Gloucestershires's first wind park! Three elegant turbines could be up and running at early as Winter 2009 - almost twelve years after neighbouring Gloucestershire's first windmill.

And it's a great site - near the junction of the M4 and M5 motorways.

This is a vital step towards energy independence - securing our future energy needs, from our own local source - the wind.

Once up and running Alveston Wind Park will provide enough clean power each year for over 5,000 thousand local homes - that¹s 5% of the homes in the district from just three turbines.

Briefing notes (pdf, 232.94 kB)

Non-technical summary (pdf, 313.26 kB)

Our good neighbour policy (pdf, 67.95 kB)

Photomontages (pdf, 1.72 MB)

Vital statistics

Site address - Off Old Gloucester Road, Earthcott Green, South Gloucestershire

Building Since - 13 Nov 2008

Turbines - 3

Rotor diameter - 70m

Capacity - 6.9MW

Green electricity per year -
16.75 million units

Equivalent homes - 5,077

CO2 savings - 6,100 tonnes

13 November 2008

Hot off the press - we've just been granted permission for our Alveston Wind Park.

We're chuffed to bits. This is a great site for wind turbines. We'd like to thank those councilors that made this possible and all the local people who expressed their support.

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