Numbers not Adjectives Kt 9 % 2011 e 891 Kt 21 % Kt Based on NI186 data for Winchester District with motorway emissions removed for 2004, and 2009 reported emissions increased by 2.6% to reflect GDP increases from 2009 to 2011 We need to save 208 Kt

47,000 homes cut energy use by 30% 27,000 cars off the road 65,000 homes get 2.5KWp solar PV 208 Kt cut in CO 2 =

TypeNo.CO 2 reductionOutput (Tonnes a yr) (GWh a yr) Wind farm246,00026 each Solar PV large roofs12319,00032 Solar PV farm115,00025 Anaerobic digester1024,00090 Biomass combustion for electricity 320,00030 Biomass energy from wood waste116,00050 Landfill methane harvesting460,0003 TOTAL 200, Kt cut in CO 2 =

32 Kt cut in CO 2 = 4,500 cars or:

Wind potential in Winchester District This map provides a clear overview of those locations with the highest potential for wind power in the District 02/10/2015 Renewable & Low Carbon Energy Opportunity Assessment 5

Major Wind Development Developer: EDF Energy Site: Bullington Cross (A303/A34 intersection) Install: 17 x 2MW turbines Impact: 32,000 CO 2 displaced

36 Kt cut in CO2 = 11,000 or half the eligible homes in the district having solar PV, or:

Waste to energy (pyrolysis) and anaerobic digester Developer Clean Power Properties & Network Rail Infr. Ltd Site Micheldever Rail Sidings Install 6MWe Pyrolysis Plant 1.6MWe Anaerobic Digestion (food/green waste) Impact 78,000 CO 2 displaced

ProjectCO 2 reductionhow many cars? (Tonnes a yr) EDF wind farm32,00010,700 Clean Power Pyrolysis (says Ernie) 28,5009,500 Clean Power Anaerobic digester 7,6002, Kt cut in carbon dioxide is:

WinACC Renewable Energy Action Group Focusing on projects which could have the highest impact based on the greenhouse gas emissions impact and probability of successful implementation: 1.EDF wind farm 2.CPP/Network Rail waste to power 3.CPP/Network Rail anaerobic digester 4.Fontley methane from landfill and anaerobic digestion 5.Solar PV on non-domestic roofs that can be aggregated by place or ownership, possibly Winnall 6.Raglington solar farm.

Methane emissions in Winchester District This map provides a clear overview of those locations with the highest intensity of CH 4 emissions 02/10/2015 Renewable & Low Carbon Energy Opportunity Assessment 12

60 Kt cut in CO2 = 13,500 homes cut a third off their energy or: Site Access Physical Boundary Drainage Ditch Drainage Ponds Fontley landfill site for methane collection

Landfill gas termination near Titchfield Lane entrance

Damage to gas collection system near Titchfield Lane entrance

WinACC’s position We want to see much more generation of renewable energy in Winchester District to help reduce the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions. So our starting point is to support proposals in principle even though we recognise that each scheme will have disadvantages as well as advantages. But we will always judge each proposal on its merits. We will argue for all schemes to have benefit for the wider community, e.g. ones which are community-led, or business-led with shares to individuals or communities.

ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED BY THE ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT 1.Temporary/Permanent Effects 2.Direct/Indirect Effects 3.Positive/Negative 4.Air Quality and Odour 5.Transport 6.Land Conditions and Contamination 7.Ecology 8.Water Resources and Flood Risk 9.Landscape and Visual 10.Noise 11.Archaeology and Cultural Heritage 12.Socio-economic 13.Cumulative Impact 14.Alternative Technologies/Sites/Need 15.Development Programme and Construction Micheldever Rail Sidings, Hampshire: Proposed Development of Advanced Conversion Technology and Anaerobic Digestion Facility