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Plans for wind-turbines as tall as Nelson’s Column near Etwall and Burnaston resubmitted
Credit: Derby Telegraph | December 04, 2013 | www.derbytelegraph.co.uk ~~
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Controversial plans for wind turbines as tall as Nelson’s Column in a Derbyshire villahe have been resubmitted.
Bowler Energy LLP submitted a third set of plans to South Derbyshire District Council for two 45-metre high structures on land near to Burnaston Lane in Etwall.
Work has also started today on a two-week project to build new wind turbines at a sewage works in Spondon.
Severn Trent Water is building the turbines at its sewage treatment centre in Spondon.
It’s predicted they will produce around 10,000 mega watts of electricity – the equivalent to supplying around 3,000 homes with power.
East Midlands Airport had previously claimed the project would pose a “serious safety hazard” to aircraft.
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