Environmental Research and Wind Energy Projects
This includes engaging with stakeholders, facilitating environmental research and disseminating results on cost-effective approaches to monitoring and minimizing the environmental impacts
The evaluation of the environmental impact of solar and wind power plants is based on a wide range of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) studies. The comparison between RES and NRES power plants with numerical data is realized with studies using the same impact assessment methods and categories of environmental impacts.
Most wind energy projects in Canada are assessed at a provincial or territorial level – exceptions would include offshore projects or projects located in a national park or protected wildlife area (e.g. migratory bird sanctuary, marine protected area), under the federal Impact Assessment Act.
A wind energy project might require an EA if it is determined that the project is likely to have a significant impact on the environment, create widespread public concern, have an effect on a unique feature of the environment, or substantially utilize a provincial resource.
Several options can be considered to improve the overall environmental performance of wind and solar energy systems. First, the most effective factor is the recycling rate of the materials used in the manufacturing process.
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