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A Practical Guide to Solar Energy Development


ISBN13: 9781914608308
Published: September 2022
Publisher: Law Brief Publishing
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: £49.99



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Solar energy development is about to be very big. The support for large scale solar energy development at a national level and in emerging government policy is unequivocal and is set to continue. It is a position that has led to a significant increase in the number of very large scale projects in the planning system in recent times with the inevitable need for the input of planning professionals, lawyers, and a wide range of experts including heritage, landscape and ecology professionals.

This book is intended to provide a short and practical guide to the law and policy relevant to solar energy development, and the different routes to achieving planning consent. It addresses common issues that arise in respect of this type of project, from scheme design and amendment to post consent, and reflects on recent decisions for large scale solar projects.

It is intended to provide an introduction to solar energy development for planning practitioners across all disciplines, and it may also be of use to other stakeholders in the process such as councillors and local interest groups.

Subjects:
Planning Law, Energy and Natural Resources Law
Contents:
Chapter One – Background and Context
Chapter Two – Securing Consent for Solar Development – An Overview
Chapter Three – The Role of Law, Policy and Guidance in Solar Development
Chapter Four – Impacts and Benefits
Chapter Five – Applications and Appeals Pursuant to the TCPA 1990
Chapter Six – Applications Under the PA 2008
Chapter Seven – Post Consent Issues
Chapter Eight – The Future for Solar Development