Projeteolien-plateauduvexin

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Founded in 2020, Projeteolien-plateauduvexin is a private headquartered in Lyon, France specializing in Wind.

The Plateau du Vexin wind project is a renewable energy development initiative undertaken on the communes of Longchamps, Mainneville, and Sancourt in Normandy, France. The selected scenario comprises 6 wind turbines with a maximum total height of 180 meters and an intended maximum installed capacity of 36 MW. The project involves comprehensive environmental, acoustic, and ecological impact studies, conducted by independent specialized bureaus including FAUNA FLORA and Mazars. A perception study conducted in 2020 engaged 115 local stakeholders including elected officials, local association representatives, economic and tourism representatives, and residents. The project aims to contribute to regional renewable energy objectives of 1,100-1,325 MW additional capacity by 2030. A lifecycle analysis conducted by ADEME demonstrates wind energy produces electricity with emissions of 12.7g CO2/kWh over its lifecycle, with a 12-month energy payback period and a 19:1 energy recovery ratio. The annual electricity production is estimated at approximately 85 GWh. Environmental studies emphasize wind energy's low water consumption and minimal particulate matter emissions compared to France's electrical grid mix.

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