1. Cold Blow Wind Turbine Clyro Community Council - 7pm, 27 th November 2013

2. free wind ltd Medium, commercial-scale wind turbines Significant experience of renewable & wind energy Stakeholders - land owners, communities, LPA’s Deliver well considered and appropriate projects Abundant free energy source across the UK Benefits for all A clean and secure supply for a sustainable future

3. Project Selection Sites – landowner enquiry or map search? Wind speed Constraints - neighbours Designations Visuals All the ‘ologys Aviation & RADAR Access and Transport Communication links Viable Rate – 1 in 10

4. Cold Blow Project Selected & started early 2013 Site potential, 500kW Screened 87m tip ht, applied 84m 12 possible locations, down to 2 Drop in Session 21 st Aug 2013 Consultation; select final location Non – EIA application Application submitted 21 st Oct Validated 29 th Oct

5. Cold Blow Project

6. Environmental Report Planning and Policy Statement Design and Access Statement Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA) Cultural Heritage Assessment Ecology Appraisal Aviation Assessment Noise and Shadow Flicker Assessment Transport and Access Report Communication infrastructure Consultation Television impact Report Projects that satisfy Planning Policies should succeed

7. Current Policy International, European, National and Local Policy Reducing CO2; RE sources; A range of RE targets TAN8 Target pa - by 2010 - 4 TWh & by 2020 - 7 TWh - 2010 target not yet reached Planning Policy Wales (Ed 5) – Para 12.8.9 confirms that local planning authorities should facilitate the development of all forms of renewable and low carbon energy to move towards a low carbon economy to help tackle the causes of climate change Powys UDP – March 2010 – many relevant policies, but one of the key ones is E3 - Wind Power, which will be supported so long as the projects satisfy a long list of criteria, which we believe we have done in this application UK Climate Change Act 2008 - reduce GG emissions by 34% by 2020 & 80% by 2050 The Project has been presented to comply with all relevant policies

8. Subsidies – DECC & ODI £112 of the average £1287 family dual fuel bill = Green policy £37 = renewable subsidy (£30 ROCs and £7 FiT) < 3% of average bill. £47 = ECO and energy saving measures tackling fuel poverty. £24 = pensioners discount & other measures. UK is 5 th subsidiser of f-fs – independent think tank, 7 th Nov 2013. £280m were given to oil and gas producers through tax breaks. Several billion pounds of reductions on VAT on f-fs – 2011 SUBSIDIES – a level playing field ???

9. Thank you Community Fund £20,000 at start of operation £1,000 per annum divided between the key communities I am Tristan Mackie – one of the founding directors of free wind ltd I would be pleased to take any questions, at the discretion of the Chair