Mitigating Bat Fatalities from Wind-Power Plants through Targeted Curtailment: Results from 4 Years of Testing of CHIROTECH

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Title: Mitigating Bat Fatalities from Wind-Power Plants through Targeted Curtailment: Results from 4 Years of Testing of CHIROTECH

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Lagrange, H.; Rico, P.; Bas, Y.; Ughetto, A.; Melki, F.; Kerbiriou, C.

Publication Date:

February 5, 2013

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2013 Conference on Wind Power and Environmental Impacts

Event Location:

Stockholm, Sweden

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30

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Lagrange, H.; Rico, P.; Bas, Y.; Ughetto, A.; Melki, F.; Kerbiriou, C. (2013). Mitigating Bat Fatalities from Wind-Power Plants through Targeted Curtailment: Results from 4 Years of Testing of CHIROTECH [Presentation]. Presented at 2013 Conference on Wind Power and Environmental Impacts, Stockholm, Sweden.

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Abstract

Research program reconciling conservation of bats and development of wind facilities.
Hypothesis: Peaks of bat activity don’t match peaks of production of wind turbines.