Research: planning implications of renewable and low carbon energy

Welsh Assembly Government, 2010
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Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning

Abstract

Comprises research used to create practice guidance for local planning authorities to enable decisions on applications for renewable energy development.

History

To be read with Practice guidance - planning implications of renewable and low carbon energy (WAG, 2010); Planning policy Wales - edition 10, December 2018 (Welsh Government, 2018); and Practice guidance - planning for renewable and low carbon energy: a toolkit for planners (WG, 2015). Also to be read with TAN 8: Planning for renewable energy (NAW, 2005). Appendix 3 comprises an Excel spreadsheet which cannot be delivered through The Construction Information Service. Research prepared for the Welsh Assembly Government by Land Use Consultants and the Centre for Sustainable Energy.

Subjects

  • Other planning disciplines
  • Power supply/energy
  • Renewable energy
  • Planning and development

Publisher History

Now known as the Welsh Government. The Welsh Assembly Government was the devolved government for Wales. They published a number of strategies, policies, consultation papers, circulars, leaflets and posters.

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