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Holsworthy (Waste , Active, Waste - EFW)

 General Information.

Location in the UK : England, South West England    
Type of installation: Waste    on/offshore: on
Turbines :0  Capacity : 2.3 MW
Approx Date of 1st power generation: 1993

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Holsworthy Biogas Company Project: The first large-scale centralised anaerobic digestion plant for cow slurry in the UK started operation in Holsworthy, Devon in 1993.
The amount of electricity being generated at any one time depends on the quantity and nature of the feedstocks being supplied to the plant. Typically, the plant produces 800 - 1,000 MWhs per month. Around 90% of the electricity generated at the plant is exported to the National Grid, with the other 10% powering the plant itself.

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Project Info
​Giant wind turbine to be built in HOLSWORTHY after campaigners lose battle Read
The 77-metre high machine is due to be built on land at Youldon, Sutcombe near HOLSWORTHY.

Biogas plant case study (pdf)

HOLSWORTHY Biogas Boost

Andigestion: HOLSWORTHY

Solar farm approved to be built on land at Crinacott Farm
The site stretches across six fields on land at Crinacott Farm near HOLSWORTHY. The 42 acre (17 hectare) solar farm will consist of 1,331 racks of photovoltaic panels. Each rack will hold 24 panels.
©2018 Simon Mallett
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Britain’s biggest solar farm – Cleve Hill
Britain's biggest solar farm sprawling the size of 600 football pitches will be capable of generating enough electricity to power more than 91,000 homes.
Source: dailymail, Date and Time of entry: 29 May 2020 00:00

Cleve Hill
UK's biggest solar park - Cleve Hill at Graveney - approved by Secretary of State
Source: kentonline, Date and Time of entry: 29 May 2020 00:00

Green light for £37m Co Tyrone wind farm a decade after plans first drawn
The wind farm will see 10 turbines, each 125 metres tall, being built at Curraghamulkin in Co Tyrone.
Source: belfast telegraph, Date and Time of entry: 27 May 2020 00:00

Climate change: Green energy plant threat to wilderness areas
Researchers found that over 2,200 green energy plants have been built within the boundaries of the Earth's remaining wilderness. They say that around 17% of renewable facilities globally are located in protected regions.
Source: bbc, Date and Time of entry: 25 March 2020 00:00

Climate change: Will planting millions of trees really save the planet?
From Greta Thunberg to Donald Trump and airlines to oil companies, everyone is suddenly going crazy for trees. The UK government has pledged to plant millions a year while other countries have schemes running into billions.
Source: bbc, Date and Time of entry: 25 March 2020 00:00
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