Addressing Social & Institutional Barriers for Wind Energy Installations

Addressing Social & Institutional Barriers for Wind Energy Installations

Informes Técnicos Ciemat 922 febrero, 2000 Addressing Social & Institutional Bamers for Wind Energy Installations L. Ramírez* R. González* M. Várela* R. Sáez* I. Ramírez** F.Vicente** * CIEMAT ** Consejería de Medio Ambiente, Agricultura y Agua. Comunidad Autónoma de Murcia Departamento de Energías Renovables Toda correspondenica en relación con este trabajo debe dirigirse al Servicio de Información y Documentación, Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas, Medioambientales y Tecnológicas, Ciudad Universitaria, 28040-MADRID, ESPAÑA. Las solicitudes de ejemplares deben dirigirse a este mismo Servicio. Los descriptores se han seleccionado del Thesauro del DOE para describir las materias que contiene este informe con vistas a su recuperación. La catalogación se ha hecho utilizando el documento DOE/TIC-4602 (Rev. 1) Descriptive Cataloguing On-Line, y la clasificación de acuerdo con el documento DOE/TIC.4584-R7 Subject Categories and Scope publicados por el Office of Scientific and Technical Information del Departamento de Energía de los Estdos Unidos. Se autoriza la reproducción de los resúmenes analíticos que aparecen en esta publicación. Depósito Legal: M -14226-1995 ISSN: 1135-9420 ÑIPO: 238-00-002-0 Editorial CIEMAT CLASIFICACIÓN DOE Y DESCRIPTORES S17 WMD POWER; WIND POWER PLANTS; WIND TURBINE ARRAYS; SOCIAL IMPACT; SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS; EUROPEAN UNION Addressing Social & Institutional Barriers for Wind Energy Installations Ramírez, L. *; González, R. *; Várela, M. *; Sáez, R. *; Ramírez, 1. **; Vicente, F. ** * Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas Medioambientales y Tecnológicas (CIEMAT), Madrid ** Consejería de Medio Ambiente, Agricultura y Agua. Comunidad autónoma de Murcia 130 pp. 7 fig. 12refs. Abstract: This project has been jointly financed by the European Commission and developed within the Programme «Thermie- B». The main tasks to carried out are: Revisión of institutional and legal framework. The revisión of institutional and legal framework of different participating countries, i.e. their comparison with the rest of the countries with a relevant role in the field of wind energy. Opinión poli carried out on the wind energy. By means of this means, one wants to test public opinión with respect to wind energy. So for such purpose, there are interviews carried out in the municipalities with wind parks, as well as in those where these are in the process of being installed or the project is in its due course. Simulation of wind parks installation. The Wind Park Wandered software tool is a Design and Visuallisation tool developed by CINAR, which allows the preview of potential wind parks, evaluating their visual and audio impact. Production and distribution of information on wind energy. For such purpose, we can include the present publication with which one could summarise the main aspects associated with wind energy from its origin, the study of energy source (wind), and the machines that make use of it or the most relevant social and environmental contexts. Organising informative seminars on the design possibilities of wind parks. At these seminars, one could assess the present wind energy situation in the European context and in each one of the participating countries. And possibilities of presenting WPW software as a design tool for wind parks. Estudio de Barreras Sociales e Institucionales para las Instalaciones de Energía Eólica Ramírez, L. *; González, R. *; Várela, M. *; Sáez, R. *; Ramírez, I. **; Vicente, F. ** * Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas Medioambientales y Tecnológicas (CIEMAT), Madrid ** Consejería de Medio Ambiente, Agricultura y Agua. Comunidad autónoma de Murcia 130 pp. 7 fig. 12refs. Resumen: Este trabajo ha sido co-financiado por la Comisión Europea, y desarrollado dentro del Programa Thermie-B. Las principales tareas a realizar son: Revisión del marco institucional y legal. La revisión del marco institucional y legal de los distintos países participantes, así como su comparación con el resto de países con un papel relevante en el campo de la energía eólica, suministrará la posibilidad de contrastar el estado de implementación de esta tecnología y detectar estrategias específicas. Estudio de opinión sobre la energía eólica. Se pretende sondear la opinión de la población sobre la energía eólica. Se realizarán entrevistas en municipios en los que ya exista un parque eólico y en municipios en los que se está procediendo a su instalación o haya algún proyecto en curso. Simulación de instalaciones de parques eólicos. Para esta tarea se utilizará el WPW. El software Wind Park Wandered es una herramienta desarrollada por CENAR de «diseño» y «visualización» que permite realizar la imagen virtual de posibles parques eólicos, evaluando así su impacto visual y auditivo. Producción y distribu- ción de información sobre la energía eólica. En esta tarea se enmarca la presente publicación, con la que se pretenden resumir los principales aspectos relacionados con la energía eólica, desde su origen, el estudio de la fuente energética (el viento), las máquinas que lo aprovechan o el contexto social y medioambiental más relevan- te. Organización de unas jornadas informativas sobre las posibilidades de diseño de un parque eólico; En estas jornadas se planteará la situación actual de la energía eólica en el contexto europeo y en cada uno de los países participantes y se mostrarán las posibilidades del software WPW como herramienta de diseño de parques eólicos. Addressing social and institutional barriers for wind energy ¡nstallations Executive Summary In this Final Report, a summary of the works realized by CIEMAT and CARM during the whole Project is included. CIEMAT and CARM have been working together in order to facilítate the development of the Project. 1 REVIEW OF LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK 1 1.1 REVIEW OF LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK IN SPAIN 1 1.2 WEAK POINTS IDENTIFICATION AND COMPARISONS 24 2 EXISTING WIND PARKS IN OPERATION EXPERIENCE 49 2.1 QUESTIONNAIRES COMPILATION AND DISTRIBUTION 50 2.2 ANALYSIS OF THE INFORMATION COLLECTED 56 3 PRODUCTION OF WIND PARK INSTALLATION SCENARIOS 77 3.1 SITE SELECTION AND DATA PROCESSING 77 3.2 CASE STUDY OF CIEZA 80 4 PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF BROCHURES 85 4.1 PRODUCTION OF BROCHURES 85 4.2 DISTRIBUTION OF BROCHURES 110 5 WORKSOP ORGANIZATION 111 Addressing social and institutional barriers for wind energy installations 1. REVIEW OF LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK 1.1 REVIEW OF LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK IN SPAIN A)BACKGROUND The strategy followed for the development of wind energy in Spain has been implemented in several steps. During the period 1980-85, the progress was focused in the assessment of national resources and in the development of national technology. As a result of national and utilities programs, two of the present leaders of the Spanish industry, MADE and ECOTECNIA, emerged with wind turbines developed in the range of the 20-30 kW. During the period 1985-1990, the resource assessment at regional level and the Demonstration Program launched by the public organization IDAE (Institute for Energy Savings and Diversification) for the installation of small wind farms, allowed the consolidation of the new created industry. At that time, CIEMAT, the main public research center in the field of energy in Spain, started activities in wind energy trough the development of the "AWEC-60 project" (a 60m diameter, 1200 kW wind turbine) inside the R&D program of the DG XII of the European Commission. From 1990 to 1995, and once Spanish industry was ready to fulfil the requirements of future markets, a definitive impulse was done through the publication of the Royal Decree 2366/1994 that guarantees the electricity price to be paid by utilities to wind power plants. That was the beginning of the new era of wind energy in the country. This Decree could be considered as the crucial point for the take off campaign of wind energy in Spain. It has contributed to attract the interest of utilities and prívate investors to wind energy as well as to establish a secure environment to wind investments at least for 5 years (the lifetime of the first Decree). Due to this Decree, the list of wind energy promoters has ...^, considerably increased and the excellent wind resources and strong position of wind manufacturers in Spain has been Consolidated. Nowadays, apart from national promoters, there are also international pensión, investment funds and international manufacturers that are participating in wind business in Spain. This document reviews wind energy prospects in Spain and its distribution by Autonomous Communities considering the targets established by public bodies involved in wind energy Page 1 Addressing social and institutional barriers for wind energy installations promotion. It takes into account regional wind energy targets fixed by Regional Energy Agencies; more than 8,000 MW will be installed in the next decade. It also analyses promotion programs for wind energy at European, national and regional level, as well as the draft of the "Renewable Energies Promotion Plan" (currently being discussed and prepared by the national institutions involved). A revisión of main actors of wind energy market in Spain has been also done, taking into account their role (manufacturers, promoters, operators, etc). The procedures for wind farm installation are also described in the text (it has been taken mainly from Lago, 1996) as well as the public authorities involvement within the Spanish wind market. As sepárate annex, a review of the existing legal

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