Planning for Renewable Energy in Worcestershire Research Paper

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LIST OF CONSULTEES ● Planning for Renewable Energy in WorcestershireList of ConsulteesThe following bodies have been consulted as part of the development of thisresearch paper.Advantage West MidlandsBioenergy WMBritish Hydropower AssociationBromsgrove LPACotswolds AONBEON UKEvesham CollegeHeartwoodsMalvern Hills AONBMalvern Hills Vision 21National Energy FoundationNational TrustRedditch LPAWood Energy Task GroupWorcester BoschAF Hill & SonBiomass Energy CentreBritish Wind Energy AssociationChris Day AssociatesCountrywide FarmersEnergy West MidlandsH&W Chamber of CommerceHome Builders FederationMalvern Hills LPAMarches Energy AgencyNFU West MidlandsNISPRural HubWCC Property ServicesWorcester LPAWorcestershire Biodiversity PartnershipWyre Forest LPAWychavon LPAWorcestershire Young FarmersIn addition, this draft has been circulated among the Worcestershire PartnershipEnvironment Group, membership of which aims to represent key stakeholders with anenvironmental interest in Worcestershire, including English Heritage, District LSPs,Government Office for the West Midlands, the Environment Agency and Natural England.78Technical 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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10. Baseline Data and Forecasts10.1
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