Tag: REC’s

Transmission Costs

Electricity bills set to rise as Australian Energy Regulator sets new network transmission costs 29th April, 2024 By Adam Langenberg, State Political Reporter, ABC Source; abc.net.au/news/electricity-bills-rising-as-energy-regulator-increases-costs/103784950 The transmission increases are largely driven by increases in interest rates and inflation.( ABC News: Andrew O'Connor ) In short: Electricity customers in the Northern Territory, Tasmania and New South Wales are … Continue reading Transmission Costs →

Exposed To Litigation- Lesson 5

Why Wind Farms are Exposed to Litigation- Lesson 5 Wind Farm Living has collated a series “Educating the Lawyers” and suggest this information may be freely used as needed, e.g. in a letter box drop. ~ DeFrock Updated 20th June 2022 By WFL educating-the-lawyers-e28093-lesson-5-why-wind-farms-are-exposed-to-litigation-1Download

BHWF- Some Questions & Facts

11th April, 2022 Some of the facts were missing in DeFrocks recent post 'When is a noise limit not a noise limit'. https://defrock.org/2022/04/11/when-is-a-noise-limit-not-a-noise-limit Factual feedback and further clarity related to the Bald Hills Wind Farm nuisance, is provided in the pdf below. ~ DeFrock. some-factsDownload See Also: https://stopthesethings.com/2022/03/28/shut-down-supreme-court-decision-destroys-wind-industrys-entire-business-model/

SA Today Tonight Report on Wind Farms-2012

20th July, 2021 Via Wind Farm Living Some of you watched this Today Tonight report back in 2012 – It is now time to WATCH IT AGAIN..!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c-RHPaY6gk No longer can a person in office “chicken out” of their Professional and Public Duty of Care. Wind Farm Company Directors, Acousticians, Politicians, Consultants, Councillors and now … Continue reading SA Today Tonight Report on Wind Farms-2012 →

It Must Be An Ill Wind That Blows Brown’s Ideals Away

Suddenly, previously taboo questions are being heard. For example, are the emissions
released in the building and installation of turbines ever really offset? Given their major
impact on bird mortality and possible links to childhood leukaemia, should the spread of
overhead powerlines be limited? And with an estimated 43 million tonnes by 2050 of
unrecyclable blade waste, who will pay the cost of decommissioning?