The Hydro, Wind, Solar Farm and Renewable Energy generation baggers thread.

[Drago]

Its deceptive, but those turbins are 300 odd feet tall from ground to tip of the highest blade, and theyre far from the biggest.

Just think how redundant they'll all become when someone develops sustainable fusion!

 

[Willd]

M1 J18 4 MW, one on the right is slightly out of sync, doh

 

[Willd]

A diddy one at Norton, all on it's own

 

[Drago]

Nice bike.

 

[IaninSheffield]

Rarely use the bridleways around Clumber, but had the MTB today and took a new (to me) route. As a result spotted the Hazel Gap solar farm, largely hidden away from view on the Welbeck Estate.

 

[Willd]

12.5 MW - Kelmarsh Wind Farm

 

[Willd]

Lilbourne 10.0 MW, 2 turbines, contrast on my cheap Chinese camera is shi..rubbish, they're in there somewhere 😄

 

[alex_cycles]

Shelswell Park Solar Farm Just North of Fringford, Oxfordshire. Needs a gravel or MTB to get to it. Bridleways lead to it. There is a track past it - not quite sure if it's a bridleway or private farm track, but it isn't signed so I "assumed" it was OK to keep going. Nobody met me with a shotgun.

 

[alex_cycles]

12.5 MW - New Stone House. Near Wendlebury, Oxfordshire, just off Junction 9 of M40. Shot taken from bridge over M40. Quite a large solar installation. Can't see a lot of it in the shot.

 

[Willd]

A lone one by Priors Marston Noisy sod when going rapidly, the sheep are either deaf or used to it

 

[craigwend]

Tall Trees with Turbine

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Sadly the trees have become diseased and had to be felled...

 

[craigwend]

New and old views...

 

[Oldhippy]

 

[craigwend]

 

[PeteXXX]

MBIFO a solar array being constructed at St Ives park & ride. Once completed, I think car parking will resume underneath the panels..

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