Dragon Energy Wind Turbine project has received planning approval for three wind turbines on its Renewables Energy Park at Waterston. Dragon LNG and Dragon Energy extend their sincere thanks to all key stakeholders, including residents of Waterston, Llanstadwell and Blackbridge, for their valuable input and ongoing support since March 2022. Their engagement has been crucial…
Having submitted the formal full DNS application to the Welsh Government in the summer, we have now received confirmation that the application is valid and under consideration with Welsh Ministers. Please have a look at the site notice. Members of the public may inspect copies of: • the application; • the plans; and • other…
Local community invited to share their views and find out more Since the first round of community consultations in May 2022, Dragon’s project team has worked hard on the plans for three wind turbines, known as Dragon Energy, to be situated to the west of the operational Wear Point Wind Farm. As of Thursday 12th…
Dragon LNG invites the local community to comment on its plans for up to three wind turbines, to be situated in line with the existing Wear Point Wind Farm. The first round of community consultation events will be held on 11-12 May 2022. A walk-in public exhibition will be held on Wednesday 11th May, 4…
