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The feasibility and profitability of a wind farm, proposed to supply the island town of Lowton with electricity.
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Contents Executive Summary 2 Introduction 3 Aims & Objectives 4 Background To Study 5 Methodology 6 Presentation Of Results 7 Analysis & Discussion Of Results 9 Costs & Value Of Wind Energy 10 Environnemental Impacts 11 Consumer Objections 12 Conclusion 13 Executive Summary The following report investigates the feasibility and profitability of a wind farm, proposed to supply the island town of Lowton with electricity. Using cost-benefit analysis techniques including spreadsheets formulated using Microsoft Excel the validity of the potential construction (15 turbines) was established. The Results (including equations formulated) are available in table format in the 'Presentation Of Results' section (p 7). Other factors, including the difficulties involved in the environmental decision-making process are discussed, for example the difficulties surrounding applying a monetary value to natural resources, pollution levels and visual intrusion. The strengths and weaknesses of the decision making process are highlighted. Environmental concerns and the importance of developing alternative energy...
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