- BT Group
Next Generation Broadband
What we’re doing and how you could benefit
BT's history
We're the oldest tele-
communications company in the world
Connected Earth
Online museum of communication
Inside Out
BT's corporate blog
- Responsible business
Better World Magazine
Latest issue
Case studies
Highlighting our responsible business activities all over the world
Search the Sustainability Report - BT careers around the world
Next steps
Job search and apply
Where next?
Find out about
what the future
might hold
Meet our people
Find out what
its like from the
people who work here
BT Renewables at Heysham
News - 2011
We are pleased to have received planning permission for a single onshore wind turbine at Fanny House Farm, Heysham. We’d like to thank those who expressed interest in the project and we will keep the local community informed of the plans as we now begin to plan its construction and operation.
The turbine is an important part of a range of sustainable energy measures BT is putting in place to save energy and secure 25% of its future energy needs from renewable and low carbon sources.
Download a location map of the proposed site.
View the non-technical summary of the planning application.
Photomontages of the proposed turbine taken from local viewpoints are available to download as PDF files below. These photomontages are shown here for illustrative purposes only.
Mallard Close, Mossgate Park, Heysham
Oxcliffe Road at the entrance to Sunnyside caravan site, Morecambe
BT in the North West
BT is an active and committed member of the North West community and:
- directly employs over 9,200 people
- makes a financial impact of over £1.6 billion a year in the region
- spends over £641 million a year with local suppliers
