Planning for Renewable Energy in Worcestershire Research Paper

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Further ReadingThe Assessment and Rating of Noise from Wind Farms - Report to DTI (September 1996)The Community Strategy for Worcester 2007-2012, Worcester AllianceA Community Strategy for the Wyre Forest District 2004-2014, The Wyre Forest MattersPartnership (February 2004)A New Look at the Landscapes of Worcestershire - Worcestershire Landscape CharacterAssessment, Environmental Policy Team, Worcestershire County Council (2004)Assessment and development of fuelwood uses for products from SSSI and ancient woodlandconservation management at Wyre Forest, Worcestershire/Shropshire -English NatureResearch Reports, No 711, Heartwoods Ltd in conjunction with Marches Wood Energy NetworkLtd & Forestry Commission Research Agency (September 2006)Bromsgrove Sustainable Community Strategy 2007 - 2010, Bromsgrove PartnershipChanges to Permitted Development Consultation Paper 1: Permitted Development Rightsfor Householder Microgeneration, DCLG (April 2007)Draft Climate Change Bill, HM Government (March 2007)Code for Sustainable Homes - A step-change in sustainable home building practice, DCLG(December 2006)Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Management Plan, Cotswold AONBPartnership (2004)Creating Value from Renewable Materials - A strategy for non-food crops and uses, TwoYear Progress Report, Defra (November 2006)Design Quality Supplementary Planning Guidance, Wyre Forest District Council (July 2004)Directive 2001/77/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 September 2001on the promotion of electricity produced from renewable energy sources in the internalelectricitymarket (September 2001)FURTHER READING ● Planning for Renewable Energy in WorcestershireDomestic Installation of Microgeneration Equipment Final Report - Review of the relatedPermitted Development Regulations, DCLG (April 2007)Energy Act 2004, The Stationery Office (2004)Energy Measures Report, DBERR (September 2007)Energy White Paper - Our Energy Future - Creating a Low Carbon Economy, Department ofTrade and Industry (2003)The Government's Response to the Biomass Task Force Report, DTI/DEFRA (April 2006)Growing our Future - The West Midlands Regional Forestry Framework, ForestryCommission (October 2004)Technical Research Paper 75
FURTHER READING ● Planning for Renewable Energy in WorcestershireGrow with Wyre - Wyre Forest Landscape Partnership Application to Heritage Lottery Fundfor a Stage 1 Grant (30th September 2006)Heat Mapping and Decentralised Energy Feasibility Study Phase 1: Data Gathering andMapping - Halcrow Group Ltd for Advantage West Midlands (April 2008).Integrating renewable energy into new developments: Toolkit for planners, developers andconsultants, London Renewables/Greater London Authority (September 2004)The Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Beauty Management Plan 2004-2009, Malvern HillsAONB Joint Advisory Committee (2004)Meeting the Energy Challenge - A White Paper on Energy, Department of Trade and Industry(May 2007)Microgeneration in the Historic Environment, English Heritage (2008)NHBC Guide to Renewable Energy (May 2007) National House-Building CouncilOur Energy Challenge - Power from the people - Microgeneration Strategy, DTI (March 2006)Partnership Towards Excellence - The Sustainable Community Strategy for Worcestershire,Second Edition 2008 - 2013, The Worcestershire Partnership (2008)Planning Policy Guidance Note 2: Green Belts, DCLG (January 1995)Planning Policy Statement: Planning and Climate Change - Supplement to Planning PolicyStatement 1, DCLG (December 2007)Planning Policy Statement 9: Biodiversity and Geological Conservation, DCLG(August 2005)Planning Policy Statement 22: Renewable Energy, DCLG (August 2004)Preliminary Position Statement on Miscanthus Planting, Cotswolds Conservation Board(September 2006)Borough of Redditch Community Strategy, Redditch Partnership (April 2003)Renewable Energy: Practicalities - Volume I: Report, House of Lords Science and TechnologyCommittee (July 2004)Renewable Energy and Climate Change in Worcestershire, Marches Energy Agency (2004)Renewable Energy and Its Impact on Rural Development and Sustainability in the UK, ADASConsulting Ltd/University of Newcastle (2003)Renewable Energy Prospects for the West Midlands - Final Report, Halcrow Group Ltd forGovernment Office for the West Midlands (November 2001)Report to Cotswolds Conservation Board on Renewable Energy in the Cotswolds AONB,Severn Wye Energy Agency (2006)Report to English Nature & Heartwoods on the Potential for Wood Energy Associated withthe Wyre Forest, Marches Wood Energy Network Limited (6 February 2006)76Technical Research Paper
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TECHNICAL RESEARCH PAPERPlanning fo
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Executive SummaryGenerating energy
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SOCIAL BENEFITS OF RENEWABLEENERGY
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1. Purpose1.1 This working paper is
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significant positive impact. Conser
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3.1 An Energy White Paper, 'Meeting
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Regional3.10 The West Midlands Regi
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4. Community Strategies, Climate Ch
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As mentioned elsewhere in this pape
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5. Worcestershire’s Vulnerability
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6. Renewable Energy and the Environ
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6.10 Green belt designation covers
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7. Social benefits of Renewable Ene
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8.10 The economicbenefits of renewa
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Fig.1 - Responses to Questions 13(d
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