– number of turbines, size of turbines • Express the outputs in understandable terms – “the wind farm will produce enough electricity to power 10,000 homes”
as possible! Once feasibility has identified any issues with the site, this information can be used as part of the consultation process. • Background information – usually provided in the feasibility • Photomontages – a pictures speaks 1,000 words
residents of the proposed project • Give people a chance to have their say • Identify issues of public concern • Offer possibilities to modify/mitigate impact of project
energy project • Consult/engage early • Make people feel involved • Give people a chance to provide feedback • If appropriate create a “community fund”