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Here, we provide you with information on dates and the latest developments.
Work has begun on maintaining EA measures M4 and M5.
The approval notice for the amendment to EA measures M2, M8 and M9 has been received.
EA measure M7, ‘Conversion of arable land to permanent grassland’, has been successfully implemented.
The seventh wind turbine at the Dachsberg wind farm has been successfully commissioned.
The EA measures – afforestation and forest conversion – were approved by the forestry authority.
Construction work on the seventh wind turbine at the Dachsberg wind farm has begun. The first stage involves felling and clearing work.
All wind turbines have been successfully commissioned.
A major milestone has been reached in the Dachsberg project: the Caputh substation has been commissioned.
A new substation is being built on the 110 kV overhead line near Caputh to feed the generated energy into the grid. The necessary planning permission was granted at the beginning of March. Following completion of the preparatory work, the excavation pits for the precast foundations were dug, and the substation buildings were delivered and erected.
Just in time for the start of the year, planning permission was granted for the outstanding WEA 15 wind turbine. A Vestas V150 with a capacity of 6.0 MW will also be erected here. Construction is set to begin in autumn 2024.
We start at the roads from which the tracks branch off, and work our way towards the sites of the wind turbines. The trees we fell to build the tracks are used for forestry purposes, just like all the other trees felled in the forest.
We have received approval for the modification to increase the output from 5.6 MW to 6.0 MW. The size and appearance of the turbines will remain the same.
NOTUS energy is commencing preparations for construction with six plants that have already been approved and are expected to come on stream in 2024. To ensure fire safety, two fire-fighting water wells will be built to the north and south of the motorway. To protect the sand lizards living in the region, protective fences will first be erected and the animals relocated to alternative habitats before construction work begins. At the same time, plans are being drawn up for the grid connection: the electricity generated is to be transmitted via an underground cable route approximately twelve kilometres long to a connection point on 110 kV power lines, where it will be fed into the public electricity grid via a new substation to be built.
NOTUS energy has been granted planning permission for six wind turbines in the Bliesendorfer Heide. Following a lengthy planning process, fire-fighting water wells are to be built first, followed by the construction of the turbines. The wind farm is set to supply many households with carbon-free electricity and contribute to climate protection.
One of the planned wind turbines at the Dachsberg wind farm is to be a community-owned wind turbine. All local residents have the opportunity to get involved.
The Schwielowsee local council today approved the construction of seven wind turbines in the Bliesendorfer Heide. The Potsdam-based wind energy developer NOTUS energy had previously amended the application at the council’s request. The turbines will be erected in the pine forests along the A10 motorway, behind the Werder motorway junction.
In 2019, NOTUS withdrew its application for 9 of the 18 wind turbines originally planned for the Bliesendorfer Heide. This was due to subsequent changes to the designation of forest functions along the A10.
