Adelaide- Suncor

Adelaide Project- Suncor
Suncor
Status: OPA agreement signed, has not had any public meetings.

Project Documents
News/Posts 
Map

It is anticipated that the Project will consist of 40 MW (30 wind turbines).

Possible turbines are 3.5 MW with total height of 154.5m (507 ft) – rather huge- we do not have any turbines this large operating in Ontario now.

The electricity will then be transported by an overhead electrical collector system to the substation.  (Not good)

Proposed construction in early 2013.

  • Submission of the Draft PDR October 2011
  • Initiate Public REA Process January 2012
  • REA technical studies and consultation Ongoing through 2012
  • Public Meeting #1 February 2012
  • Draft REA Reports to Public March/April 2012
  • Public Meeting #2 May/June 2012
  • REA Submission July 2012
  • Start of Construction January 2013
  • Commercial Operation Date (COD) July 2014
  • Repowering/Decommissioning Approximately 20 years after COD

 
For those of you in Adelaide/Strathroy area, do look at Suncor’s “new” Adelaide map (more detailed than the one below) .

Points to note—people in the North end of Strathroy are now in the “turbine zone”. Eg.: Turbines will be ~1000m to Buttery Creek subdivision. And a biggy–can anyone find the Strathroy HIGHSCHOOL on this map??? Yeah, it isn’t marked as a school, and just so happens to be less than 1500m from two turbines, and many more to the North. I’m getting kind of tired of all our schools being immersed in these turbine dead zones.

 

REA Application Documents

  1. Notice of Project Engagement and Draft Site Plan (PDF, 1 pp., 1,057 KB)
  2. Notice of Project Engagement and Draft Site Plan – Mail Out (PDF, 2 pp., 1,998 KB)
  3. Project Description Report (PDF, 38 pp., 1,712 KB)
  4. Draft Site Plan Report (PDF, 32 pp., 1,932 KB)
  5. Draft Site Plan Map (PDF, 1 pp., 1,697 KB)
  1. Hi
    We just moved here 1 year ago and it was only a couple weeks ago that my family and i have learnt that the wind turbines are coming. When we called our township office, we were told that the provincal goverment has taken control of this and township can’t do anything to help us. What can we do?

  2. Hi Scott,
    Sorry, you moved into turbineland… it’s been festering here for probably 5 years.
    The twp COULD do some things, if the councillors all had a spine. They like to say their hands are tied.
    But the provincial government is where the blame really lies. Be sure to attend the Open House meeting in Strathroy held by our MPP McNaughton on Marchh 12th – the meeting is solely about wind turbine developments.
    Also we are tackling the Watford Zephyr appeal. Any donations are much needed and appreciated.

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