Guidebook for Energy Facilities Compatibility with Airports and Airspace (2014) / Chapter Skim
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62 Guidance The development of new domestic energy sources to support economic development and national security will result in potential safety impacts on the U.S. air transportation system.
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63 WIND POWER Best Practice Who When Why Use DoD Siting Tool Energy Company Planning Avoid areas of significant radar activity Use Notice Criteria Tool Airport, Energy Company Planning Avoid physical penetration during siting Meet with FAA (and/or Block Grant State Aviation Departments) , State DOTs, and Other Relevant State and Local Agencies/Entities Energy Company Planning Identify specific airspace issues Engage Stakeholder Process Energy Company Planning Raise issues that can be addressed through agency review File Form 7460 Energy Company Planning Avoid impacts to flight paths and radar Upgrade Facilities Energy Company Development Mitigate for identified radar impacts Apply Lighting/Marking to Wind Turbine Energy Company Development Mitigate for airspace penetration Apply Lighting/Marking to MET Energy Company Planning Avoid airspace hazard Issue Notice to Airmen (NOTAM)
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64 ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION INFRASTRUCTURE Best Practice Who When Why Meet with FAA (and/or Block Grant State Aviation Departments) , State DOTs, and Other Relevant State and Local Agencies/Entities Energy Company Planning Identify specific airspace issues Engage Stakeholder Process Energy Company, Airport Planning Raise issues that can be addressed through agency review Use Notice Criteria Tool Airport, Energy Company Planning Avoid physical penetration during siting File Form 7460 Energy Company Planning Avoid impacts to airspace Apply Lighting/Marking, Spherical Balls Energy Company Planning Avoid airspace hazard Issue Notice to Airmen (NOTAM)
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65 Table 4.6. Siting guidance.
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66 Technology Impact Design Observation Implementation Solar PV Glare PV module tilt and compass orientation have a significant impact on the direction of glare Use SGHAT to evaluate impact Wind Turbine Radar There is no design flexibility with wind turbines because they must be tall to produce sufficient energy Engage DoD Siting Clearinghouse and FAA Physical Hazard of METs All should be marked and located on aeronautical charts File Form 7460 Oil and Gas Flaring Prohibit flaring near airports as alternatives are available Include in land lease and CSPP Wildlife Attractants Reclaim frack ponds after construction or include wildlife-deterrent designs Include in land lease and CSPP Power Plants Thermal Plume Turbulence Sites should avoid areas of aircraft take-off and final approach below 1,000 ft. AGL Utilize MITRE model1 Transmission Physical Hazard All should be marked and located on aeronautical charts File Form 7460 Notes: 1.
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