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Alerts and Events: Noise
These postings are provided to help publicize and provide examples of the efforts of affiliated groups and individuals related to industrial wind energy development. Most of the notices posted here are not the product of nor are they necessarily endorsed by National Wind Watch.
Announcements, Law, Noise, U.K. •
Source: U.K. Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
Open consultation: Assessment and rating of wind turbine noise guidance: proposed updates
We are seeking views on updates to guidance on the assessment of noise from onshore wind turbines across the UK. This consultation closes at 11:59pm on 29 August 2025. Consultation description: Technical guidance for the assessment of noise emissions from onshore wind turbines provides advice to local authorities across the UK on: appraising planning applications for onshore wind developments aiding deployment of suitable onshore wind developments ensuring noise impacts are robustly controlled The existing guidance dates back to 1996. In . . .
11th International Conference on Wind Turbine Noise: Programme
Download complete conference proceedings. Download proceedings from all conferences since 2005. DAY 1 Tuesday 10 June Session 1 – Blade and airfoil noise I (Chair: Michaela Herr) On the detection of vortex generator noise influence using beamforming in a large aeroacoustic wind tunnel – Gelot, Matthieu Aeroacoustic investigation of leading edge erosion in a wind tunnel – Lylloff, Oliver Multi-Scale Turbulence Structures in Grid-Generated Turbulence for Leading Edge Noise Prediction – Sharma, Sparsh Investigation of acoustics inside wind turbine blades and how it . . .
Eleventh International Conference on Wind Turbine Noise
Wind Turbine Noise 2025 June 10–13, 2025 The WTN 2025 conference will be held at the Scandic Kødbyen hotel, Skelbækgade 3A, Copenhagen V. Important dates: February 2, 2025: Abstract submission deadline February 17, 2025: Abstract notification March 30, 2025: Paper deadline April 13, 2025: Paper notification WTN 2023 abstracts and papers
Advertisements, Campaigns, Environment, Health, Noise, Ohio, Property values, Wildlife •
Source: Crawford Anti-Wind
Crawford Anti-Wind campaign spots
Crawford Anti-Wind
Tenth International Conference on Wind Turbine Noise
Wind Turbine Noise 2023 June 21-23, 2023 Trinity Business School, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland https://www.windturbinenoise.eu/content/conferences/10-wind-turbine-noise-2023/ This is our tenth Wind Turbine Noise conference and we are back live on site again. This time in Dublin for three days on 21st to 23rd June 2023. Update: Registration is now open for the conference. We have a great venue on the historic campus at Trinity College Dublin right in the very heart of Dublin City. It is a few minutes’ walk from . . .
Changes to the regulation of wind farm noise – Victoria, Australia
New regulations of wind energy facilities in Victoria are proposed to ensure that the amenity of local communities is protected and to provide certainty for industry. These will replace interim regulations, which are due to expire in October 2022. What is being proposed? Three alternative approaches to wind farm noise regulation have been assessed in a regulatory impact statement (RIS), prepared by Deloitte Access Economics: No additional regulation – relying on general provisions within the Environment Protection Act 2017 Direct . . .
Announcements, Australia, Health, Noise, Studies •
Source: Adelaide Institute for Sleep Health
Wind Farm Noise Laboratory Study
This project will use the best available measurements of sleep and physiological activation responses to a range of different noise types to carefully test noise impacts on sleep macro-structure (sleep stage distribution and wake time during the sleep period) and sleep micro-structure (brief arousal and physiological activation responses). Participants who take part in the (CATI) and consent to being contacted about potential further involvement in this project, may be approached to take part in this phase of the study. Residents . . .
