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SP Mid Wales (Electricity) Connections Project (SP Manweb)

by SP Manweb
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SP Mid Wales (Electricity) Connections Project (SP Manweb)

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Enquiry received via meeting

SP Mid Wales (Electricity) Connections Project (SP Manweb)

25 October 2013

SP Manweb

Enquiry

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Please see attched meeting note

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attachment 1

About this project

SP Manweb proposes four 132kV connections in an area known as SSA B North near Sychton, a 132kV connection from a wind farm in SSA B South near Carno-Rhyd, and three 132kV connections in SSA C west of Llanbadarn, comprising 95% wood pole supports and 5% steel towers, diversion and undergrounding of two short sections of existing network and integral construction works areas and accesses and mitigation.

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Mid Wales

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Planning Inspectorate case team:
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Developer:
Steven Edwards - tel. 01516092236

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