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In general, the higher the tower, the higher the average wind speed that the turbine will experience and the cleaner the air flow, and it is normally the case in UK conditions, that a taller tower will generate sufficient extra energy to justify its additional cost, especially if there are local obstacles to be avoided.
Our initial site survey will give you estimates of the expected energy output from the turbines at various tower heights, and allow you to make an informed decision.
For sites where there are obstructions near the turbine, a tall tower may be needed to get the turbine above the turbulence created by nearby trees or buildings
The taller the tower, the more the cost of the tower, the foundations and the installation, so you should not simply ask for the tallest tower that is available, but if the turbine is to be located near (< 200m) to surrounding obstacles, then a taller tower may be the best option.
Other factors, such as planning, may dictate the maximum height of tower you are able to install and some areas of England, especially in Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, may stipulate a maximum tower height of 9m. Great care however needs to be taken to ensure that a tower this low is sited well away from obstructions such as buildings and trees, otherwise the energy generation may be significantly reduced.
Myriad CEG only supplies turbines on standard towers, and I'm afraid you won't be able to use any existing tower or structure you may have, for safety reasons.
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