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Appendix 3 – Statement of Case on Planning Issues - Peter Minto – Conjoined Wind Farm Inquiry (Powys) Appendix 3 – Statement of Case on Planning Issues - Peter Minto – Conjoined Wind Farm Inquiry (Powys) Renewables Obligation Generators Your search returned 156 sites with a capacity of 767 MW. In the year to the end of Nov-2012 these sites generated 1,910,430 MWh and received 2,182,959 ROCs. Search Again Back to Main List Back to REF Website Installed Latest Latest Generator Technology Technology Accreditation Rolling Annual Latest_ROC RID Country Capacity CHP MWh ROCs Name Group Sub-group Date LF LF Date (kW) p.a. p.a. R00001RDWA Nantcol Works Wales 60 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 67.9% 75.7% Aug-2012 362 362 Hafoty Ucha I On-shore R00001RQWA Wales 1,450 Wind 2002-04-01 32.2% 32.8% Nov-2012 4,173 4,173 & III wind Caerfai Wind On-shore R00001RZWA Turbine - D, E, Wales 20 Wind 2003-09-01 16.0% 17.7% Mar-2007 wind Y agent is TL Western Wood Dedicated R00002RAWA Wales 14,730 Biomass 2008-07-03 77.1% 65.4% Nov-2012 94,206 94,206 Energy Plant A biomass Uskmouth Biomass co- R00003RAWA Wales 393,000 Biomass 2005-07-01 0.2% 0.1% Jan-2012 33 33 Power Station firing Installed Latest Latest Generator Technology Technology Accreditation Rolling Annual Latest_ROC RID Country Capacity CHP MWh ROCs Name Group Sub-group Date LF LF Date (kW) p.a. p.a. - A,C,B,E Dyffryn Brodyn On-shore R00003RQWA Wales 5,500 Wind 2002-04-01 18.9% 16.6% Nov-2012 8,027 8,027 Wind Farm - A wind Merthyr Dedicated R00004RAWA Wales 1,000 Biomass Y 2008-08-01 Biomass CHP biomass R00004REWA Dolanog Hydro Wales 178 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 15.2% 36.7% Nov-2012 573 573 North Hoyle Off-shore R00004RPWA Offshore Wind Wales 60,000 Wind 2003-11-01 33.7% 35.9% Nov-2012 189,257 189,257 wind Farm - A On-shore R00004RQWA Cemmaes B Wales 3,400 Wind 2002-04-01 29.1% 28.0% Nov-2012 8,365 8,365 wind Dinas Power R00005REWA Wales 13,500 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 14.6% 20.5% Nov-2012 24,308 24,308 Station - A Rhyl Flats Off-shore R00005RPWA Wales 90,000 Wind 2009-07-15 32.3% 39.1% Nov-2012 309,248 463,849 Wind farm wind UPM Shotton Dedicated R00006RAWA Paper Boiler 7 Wales 19,655 Biomass Y 2006-10-01 70.1% 68.7% Nov-2012 118,581 237,162 biomass (RA) - A, D Dolgarrog Low- R00006REWA Head Power Wales 14,980 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 14.9% 16.2% Nov-2012 21,312 21,312 Station - A C Plas Yn Vivod R00006RYWA Wales 29 Hydro Hydro 2004-05-01 18.0% 9.5% Mar-2007 Hydro - Y, Installed Latest Latest Generator Technology Technology Accreditation Rolling Annual Latest_ROC RID Country Capacity CHP MWh ROCs Name Group Sub-group Date LF LF Date (kW) p.a. p.a. agent is TL Trostrey Dedicated R00007RAWA Generator Wales 3,480 Biomass 2009-08-13 Dec-2009 biomass Station R00007REWA Ffestiniog Wales 760 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 22.6% 28.3% Nov-2012 1,889 1,889 Nant-y-moch R00008RYWA dam GEN6 - Wales 50 Hydro Hydro 2004-09-01 56.3% 54.9% Mar-2010 A,C, M Llyn Brianne R00009REWA Wales 4,600 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 41.7% 47.8% Jan-2012 5,855 5,855 Dam R00010REWA Llyn Celyn Wales 4,507 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 18.3% 22.9% Nov-2012 9,059 9,059 Rheidol On-shore R00011RQWA Wales 2,400 Wind 2002-04-01 27.3% 31.1% Feb-2012 2,208 2,208 Windfarm wind R00012RJWA Docksway Wales 2,000 Landfill Gas Landfill Gas 2002-04-01 57.5% 47.7% Nov-2012 8,382 8,382 R00013REWA Cwmorthin Wales 415 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 25.0% 34.2% Nov-2012 1,248 1,248 Llangwyryfon On-shore R00013RQWA Wales 9,350 Wind 2002-04-01 28.6% 30.9% Nov-2012 25,381 25,381 Windfarm wind R00014REWA Elan Valley Wales 3,113 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 38.7% 41.5% Apr-2012 4,637 4,637 R00015RJWA Ferry Road Wales 1,000 Landfill Gas Landfill Gas 2002-04-01 21.4% 13.8% Nov-2012 1,212 1,212 Cemmaes C On-shore R00015RQWA Wales 11,900 Wind 2002-04-01 28.5% 31.3% Nov-2012 32,690 32,690 Windfarm wind R00015RYWA Clyn Hydro - D, Wales 6 Hydro Hydro 2004-04-01 29.8% 34.3% Mar-2007 Installed Latest Latest Generator Technology Technology Accreditation Rolling Annual Latest_ROC RID Country Capacity CHP MWh ROCs Name Group Sub-group Date LF LF Date (kW) p.a. p.a. Y. agent is TL R00016REWA Caban Coch Wales 950 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 18.4% 35.5% Nov-2012 2,959 2,959 On-shore R00017RQWA Parc-Cynog Wales 3,600 Wind 2002-04-01 25.2% 20.7% Oct-2012 5,822 5,822 wind Tanyrhendy - On-shore R00017RZWA D,Y, agent is Wales 6 Wind 2005-11-01 5.7% 9.5% Mar-2007 wind TL R00018REWA Dulyn Weir Wales 505 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 39.0% 47.3% Nov-2012 2,100 2,100 Berwyn Hydro R00019RDWA Wales 240 Hydro Hydro 2006-10-01 34.3% 50.2% Nov-2012 1,059 1,059 - A Eithynffyndd R00020RYWA Wales 30 Hydro Hydro 2005-12-01 23.5% 1.7% Mar-2010 Hydro - A,D,M Pant yr Afon R00022RDWA Hydro Scheme Wales 400 Hydro Hydro 2007-10-01 48.6% 57.0% Nov-2012 2,004 2,004 - (14/3/07) Taff Ely Wind On-shore R00022RQWA Wales 9,000 Wind 2002-04-01 23.9% 23.5% Nov-2012 18,569 18,569 Farm - A wind R00023RDWA Osbaston Weir Wales 150 Hydro Hydro 2008-12-15 37.1% 60.2% Nov-2012 793 793 Afon Iwrch R00023REWA Hydro Power Wales 365 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 26.0% 40.6% Nov-2012 1,302 1,302 Station R00023RQWA Bryn Titli Wind Wales 9,900 Wind On-shore 2002-04-01 27.3% 28.6% Nov-2012 24,885 24,885 Installed Latest Latest Generator Technology Technology Accreditation Rolling Annual Latest_ROC RID Country Capacity CHP MWh ROCs Name Group Sub-group Date LF LF Date (kW) p.a. p.a. Farm wind Ty Draw Hydro R00023RYWA Wales 6 Hydro Hydro 2006-01-01 38.7% 36.2% Mar-2010 - D, Y Maesgwyn Isaf, On-shore R00023RZWA Wales 6 Wind 2006-03-01 9.5% 17.1% Mar-2007 - Y, agent is TL wind Talybont-on- Usk Hydro R00024RYWA Wales 37 Hydro Hydro 2006-02-01 49.4% 73.4% Mar-2010 Electric Scheme - A, M Cwmclydach R00025RDWA Micro Hydro Wales 55 Hydro Hydro 2011-07-06 37.3% 37.4% Nov-2012 197 197 generator Garnedd Hydro R00025REWA Power Station Wales 560 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 24.1% 38.6% Nov-2012 1,899 1,899 - A Y Gaer - D,Y, R00026RYWA Wales 2 Hydro Hydro 2006-04-01 17.1% 17.1% Mar-2007 agent is TL Coed-Ddu - D, R00028RYWA Wales 2 Hydro Hydro 2005-10-01 22.8% 22.8% Mar-2007 Y, agent is TL Tyllwt - Y On-shore R00028RZWA (01/02/06), Wales 6 Wind 2006-02-01 9.5% 9.5% Mar-2007 wind agent is NP R00029REWA Dolgarrog Wales 18,400 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 25.8% 34.0% Nov-2012 55,022 55,022 Installed Latest Latest Generator Technology Technology Accreditation Rolling Annual Latest_ROC RID Country Capacity CHP MWh ROCs Name Group Sub-group Date LF LF Date (kW) p.a. p.a. High-Head Power Station - A,C, G Croesor Power R00030REWA Wales 505 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 28.7% 28.6% Nov-2012 1,270 1,270 Station Pwerdy Bach R00030RYWA Llanuwchllyn - Wales 15 Hydro Hydro 2006-06-01 66.4% 70.8% Mar-2010 D, Y Penrhiw - Y, On-shore R00030RZWA Wales 6 Wind 2006-05-01 24.7% 24.7% Mar-2007 agent is TL wind Pontsticill R00031REWA Wales 375 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 WTW Cynwyd Power R00032REWA Wales 135 Hydro Hydro 2002-04-01 32.7% 32.7% Aug-2012 321 321 Station On-shore R00034RQWA Llanbabo Wales 20,400 Wind 2002-04-01 25.9% 26.6% Oct-2012 42,750 42,750 wind Alwen Hydro - R00034RYWA Wales 37 Hydro Hydro 2006-11-01 55.4% 36.7% Mar-2010 A, D, M Mynydd On-shore R00035RQWA Wales 600 Wind 2002-04-01 1.9% 17.7% Jul-2012 609 609 Glandulas wind Penrhyddlan On-shore R00036RQWA Wales 12,900 Wind 2002-04-01 19.6% 12.2% Oct-2012 11,400 11,400 Wind Farm - A wind R00037RQWA Llidiartywaun Wales 18,900 Wind On-shore 2002-04-01 21.1% 11.4% Oct-2012 15,193 15,193 Installed Latest Latest Generator Technology Technology Accreditation Rolling Annual Latest_ROC RID Country Capacity CHP MWh ROCs Name Group Sub-group Date LF LF Date (kW) p.a. p.a. Wind Farm - A wind Rhyd Y Groes On-shore R00039RQWA Wales 7,200 Wind 2002-04-01 28.3% 29.6% Oct-2012 16,836 16,836 Windfarm - A wind Tyn Y Cornel R00040REWA Hydro (Maes Wales 120 Hydro Hydro 2002-07-01 23.5% 19.9% Nov-2012 210 210 Glas) Gilfachwen - On-shore R00041RZWA D, Y, agent is Wales 5 Wind 2006-08-01 11.4% 11.4% Mar-2007 wind TL Cwm Dyli R00042REWA Power Station Wales 9,900 Hydro Hydro 12.2% 16.4% Jun-2012 8,658 8,658 - A,C On-shore R00046RQWA Carno B Wales 16,800 Wind 2002-04-01 19.8% 22.9% Jan-2012 11,118 11,118 wind On-shore R00047RQWA Carno A Wales 16,800 Wind 2002-04-01 19.3% 22.8% Jan-2012 11,136 11,136 wind The Old On-shore R00048RZWA Vicarage - Y, Wales 6 Wind 2006-07-01 22.8% 22.8% Mar-2007 wind agent is TL On-shore R00049RQWA Trysglwyn Wales 5,600 Wind 2002-04-01 26.6% 22.1% May-2011 wind Mynydd On-shore R00051RQWA Wales 10,200 Wind 2002-04-01 28.7% 30.9% Nov-2012 27,707 27,707 Gorddu wind Installed Latest Latest Generator Technology Technology Accreditation Rolling Annual Latest_ROC RID Country Capacity CHP MWh ROCs Name Group Sub-group Date LF LF Date (kW) p.a.
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