Wind Energy Sam Hubbard 24 th February 2005. The Current Situation The UK presently has an installed capacity of 888.8 MW Both onshore and offshore installations.

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Wind Energy Sam Hubbard 24 th February 2005

The Current Situation The UK presently has an installed capacity of MW Both onshore and offshore installations Wind energy is the third largest contributor to renewable energy supply Presently supplies 0.3% of the total UK’s energy supply

Benefits of Wind Energy Renewable UK has one of the best resources of wind in Europe Clean, emission free energy Economy Friendly

Limitations And Implications Visual Intrusion Bird Strikes Intermittency Rotor Failure Noise Public Opposition and Planning Constraints

Projections The UK presently has an installed capacity of MW BWEA projects a capacity of 8000 MW by MW was installed in 2004 With Onshore and offshore developments in future more MW per year will be installed

Current Installation Rates

If Trends Continue Year ,000 1,500 2,000 MW Capacity This is incredibly unlikely

Scenario 2 Installation Rates

Scenario 3 Installation Rates remain the same

Scenario 4 Installation Rates

Total Capacity under Scenario 4

Projections By 2010 a capacity of MW By 2015 a capacity of MW By 2020 a capacity of MW By 2025 a capacity of MW By 2030 a capacity of MW

Generation Capability By 2010, 63.3 PJ By PJ By PJ By PJ By PJ

Conclusions Wind Energy is clean effective form of energy to contribute to the energy mix Development is likely to level of after 2010 Depends On Technology Advances Cannot be developed over 15% of total mix

Acknowledgements/References DTI Renewables BWEA E on UK Country Guardian Boyle et al. Energy for a Sustainable Future Video intro courtesy of BWEA

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