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Rampion Wind Farm (Wind , Active) Location in the UK : England, Offshore Brighton, Sussex Type of installation: Wind on/offshore: off Turbines :116 Capacity : 400 MW Approx Date of 1st power generation: November 2018
Wind Turbines, Wind Farm, Renewable Energy, Green Power
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The Rampion wind farm will be made up of 116 turbines which together could provide up to 400 MW of electricity - enough power for 250,000 households.
100 to 175 turbines, depending on the turbine size selected. For larger turbines, the number of turbines needed to generate the maximum output of 700MW would vary, e.g. 140 x5MW or 116 x 6MW turbines.
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Vestas V112
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Start Speed: |
3
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Capacity: |
3.3
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Optimal Speed: |
13
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Rotor Diameter: |
112
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Stop Speed: |
25
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Hub Height |
86 Avg for all turbines:72
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Avg. Elevation: |
-20
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Web Page: |
http://www.vestas.com/en/products_and_services/turbines/v112-3_3_mw |
Comment: |
The V112-3.3 MW™ IEC IB is a high-wind turbine and has a very high capacity factor. Similar to the other 3 MW turbines, the V112-3.3 MW™ IEC IB turbine makes efficient use of its grid compatibility and is an optimal choice for sites with MW constraints.
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Offshore Brighton, Sussex
Please note that where multiple DECC rcords are available, all are shown in order. eg Project then repowering / extension, or refused project then resubmitted.
Site Name: |
Rampion Offshore Wind Farm (Hastings Zone) 400 MW
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Energy Type: |
Wind Offshore |
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Offshore Country: England LPA: The Planning Inspectorate - National Infrastructure
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Site ID and Reference: |
2520 / A0251
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Applicant: |
E.ON UK
Application :
EN010032
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For Wind Farms |
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Number of Turbines: |
116 |
Turbine Capacity: |
3.4500000000000002 |
Height of Turbines: |
140 |
Calculated capacity: |
400.2 |
Site Address: |
off the Sussex coastline
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Offshore Region: Offshore
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OS Coordinates: |
528790 / 528790
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Development Status: |
Operational
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Application Submitted: |
3/25/2013
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Planning Permission Granted |
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Application Determined: |
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Permission refused: |
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Construction Date: |
1/25/2016
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Generator Live |
11/26/2017
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This Record Last Updated: |
12/6/2019
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Capacity: 800.400000000003 Start Speed: 5 m/s (11.185 mph) Optimum Speed: 15 m/s (33.555 mph) Stop Speed: 25 m/s (55.925 mph)
Local Weather Station: Elevation of Weather Station:
Date for Wind forecast: 12/26/2024 Wind Speed at Weather Station: mph Wind Direction: Outputratio = 0.00 Output of Wind Farm = 0.0
Project Info |
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©2018
Simon Mallett |
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