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Terrestrial Wind Regulation in the New Jersey Coastal Zone

Ruth Ehinger Coastal Program Manager NJDEP. Terrestrial Wind Regulation in the New Jersey Coastal Zone. New Jersey Wind Mandates. Offshore 3000MW Onshore 200 MW. Image: Associated Press. Coastal On-land Wind Generation. Regulation Permitting Transparency. Image: BeMoreGreen.com.

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Terrestrial Wind Regulation in the New Jersey Coastal Zone

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  1. Ruth Ehinger Coastal Program Manager NJDEP Terrestrial Wind Regulation in the New Jersey Coastal Zone

  2. New Jersey Wind Mandates • Offshore 3000MW • Onshore 200 MW Image: Associated Press

  3. Coastal On-land Wind Generation Regulation Permitting Transparency Image: BeMoreGreen.com

  4. Regulate Based on Size • Type A Less than 150’ high and 3 turbines or fewer • Type B 150’ – 250’ high and less than 20,000 square feet wind swept area • Type C Greater than 250’ high

  5. Type A 10kW Bergey 10kW Bergey on 100’ tower 600W Southwest WindPower Photos from NREL PIX

  6. Type A

  7. Type B 660kW Vestas Turbine At Hull, Massachusetts

  8. Type B

  9. Type C 5 1.5MW turbines at the ACUA Wastewater Treatment Plant

  10. Type C

  11. Comments? • Tiered approach • Critical environmental habitats • Monitoring Email comments regarding the regulatory approach by January 1, 2009 annmarie.hoagland@dep.state.nj.us For pre-application meetings and other permitting issues, please contact the Division of Land Use Regulation Tech Center at 609-777-0454

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