Welcome to West Lincoln Glanbrook Wind Action Group
The West Lincoln and Glanbrook Wind Action Groups have come together to form one group, in order to provide a louder voice for local concerned residents. Welcome to our Website!
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The West Lincoln and Glanbrook Wind Action Groups have come together to form one group, in order to provide a louder voice for local concerned residents. Welcome to our Website!
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COALITION AGAINST INDUSTRIAL WIND TURBINES (CAIWT)
DIVISIONAL COURT CASE IN LONDON, ONTARIO - November 17, 18, 19th
Fourteen concerned citizens groups from across Ontario
have formed a “Coalition” that will ask to intervene
on a potentially precedent setting divisional court case
involving industrial wind turbines. The group will seek
to intervene on the morning of November 17th
in London, Ontario.
Click here to read more ...
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HAF Wind Energy Project in West Lincoln
4 out of 5 Turbines not in compliance
4 out of 5 Turbines constructed too close to properties
Click here to read more ...
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New Donation and Pledge Form now available
Click Here to Download
Your support is appreciated now more than ever!
Click Here to Download
Your support is appreciated now more than ever!
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Check it out! Click here to download pledge form for the West Lincoln Legal Appeal Fund Against IWTs
Pledge forms and cheques can be mailed to West Lincoln Wind Action Group, P.O. Box 391, Smithville, Ont.,
L0R 2A0 Lawn signs available for $5 each. To order a sign, simply complete the Contact Us form.
To understand what you will be living with for the next 20 to 30 years, please check out our Gallery tab.
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The purpose of our site is to provide a source of information regarding Industrial Wind Turbines in West Lincoln in the Region of Niagara. We simply ask that you educate yourself. We are not against 'Green Energy'. Industrial Wind Turbines are in fact industrial installations, and they should be sited as such, in the appropriate locations, with appropriate setbacks, with no impact on residential areas. There are now two proposed projects for this area: Project 1: Vineland Power Inc. has retained IPC Energy to develop a wind energy project in the Township of West Lincoln in the Region of Niagara. This project, if approved, would have a capacity of up to 10 megawatts (MW) with between 4 to 5 industrial wind turbines. During a radio interview on 900 CHML, John Andrews, President of IPC Energy, announced that they will be proceeding with Phase II, which will be an additional 5 wind turbines. The number and size of additional phases is unknown at this time. Click here to read more about this project. Project 2: On February 24, 2011, the Ontario Power Authority announced the next list contracts offered under the Feed In Tarriff program (FIT). A contract has been offered for a 230 MW project for Smithville and surrounding area. The applicant is Niagara Region Wind Corporation, a partnership between Renewable Energy Business (REB) Ltd. and Daniels Property Acquisition Corporation. The Toronto-based corporation states that this will be one of the largest wind power projects in Canada. Early estimates indicate that there could be 115 Industrial Wind Turbines (or more) depending on the model selected for this project. NRWC and IPC Optioned Properties
Several landowners in the area have optioned their properties with wind companies. Landowners from Grassie to the 2nd Concession have also been approached. This provides a strong indication that additional phases and additional wind turbines may be planned for this and surrounding areas. Click here to see a map of properties that have signed up with Niagara Region Wind Corporation as of September, 2011. Click here to see a map of properties that have signed up with IPC Energy as of April, 2010. It is unknown how many other properties have optioned since that date. NOTE: The term 'receptors' on the map is the wind industry term for someone's home. |
