Dubbers

Dubbers Wind Turbines

Installation type: Two wind turbines

Installation size: 8.6MW

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November 2025:

CleanEarth are proposing two wind turbines on land at Dubbers China-Clay Works, Nanpean, St. Stephen-in-Brannel, PL26 8XT.

The proposed Dubbers turbines are expected to have an annual generation of over 25GWh, producing sufficient energy to power over 5,500 Cornish homes. The carbon savings of the project are expected to be over 5,321 tonnes of carbon annually, with a predicted lifetime saving of over 120,000 tonnes – making a significant contribution to Cornwall’s carbon reduction targets in the pursuit of carbon neutrality by 2030.

The proposed site falls within St Stephen-In-Brannel parish. The project will direct an annual contribution fund to aid local projects and causes within this community.

A public consultation was held on Tuesday 25^th November between 5pm – 8pm at Brannel Room, 22 Fore Street, St Stephen, St Austell, PL26 7NN.

Please note that this is an open event with no appointment required, however registering your interest prior to the event is encouraged via phone (01208 899576) or email (dubbers@cleanearthenergy.com).

The planning statement and supporting information will be published below. Comments can be submitted through an online questionnaire that will be available during the event and for 21 days afterwards.

Any further enquiries can be sent to dubbers@cleanearthenergy.com.

You can find the project information provided for the public consultation here, including project details, community benefits, and the proposed layout. Please see the Public Consultation Questionnaire here.

The following information was made available at the Public Consultation on 25th November 2025:

Revised Environmental Statement Draft

Appendix A: EIA Screening Request

EIA Screening Request

Appendix B: Plans

Block Plan T1

Block Plan T2

Entrance Plan

Entrance Plan

Appendix C: Turbine Elevation

Turbine Elevation

Appendix D: LVIA

LVIA Draft

Figure 1 Location Plan

Figure 2 Site Analysis

Figure 3 Cumulative Wind Energy Schemes

Figure 4 Landscape Relevant Designations

Figure 5 National Landscape Character

Figure 6 Landscape Character

Figure 7 Principle Visual Amenity Receptors

Figure 8 ZTV to Hub (20km)

Figure 9 ZTV to Tip (20km)

Figure 10 ZTV to Hub (10km)

Figure 11 ZTV to Tip (10km)

Figure 12A-D Viewpoint 1

Figure 13A-D Viewpoint 2

Figure 14A-D Viewpoint 3

Figure 15A-D Viewpoint 4

Figure 16A-D Viewpoint 5

Figure 17A-C Viewpoint 6

Figure 18A-C Viewpoint 7

Figure 19A-C Viewpoint 8

Figure 20A-C Viewpoint 9

Figure 21A-D Viewpoint 10

Figure 22A-D Viewpoint 11

Figure 23A-C Viewpoint 12

Figure 24A-D Viewpoint 13

Figure 25A-D Viewpoint 14

Figure 26A-D Viewpoint 15

Figure 27A-D Viewpoint 16

Figure 28A-D Viewpoint 17

Figure 29A-D Viewpoint 18

Appendix E: Ecology

Bat Report

Bird Report Appendix

Bird Report

BNG Report Draft

Ecological Impact Assessment Draft

Tree Canopy Statement

Preliminary Ecological Appraisal

Appendix F: Heritage

Heritage Impact Assessment

Appendix G: Noise

Noise Report

Appendix H: Hydrology

Flood Risk Assessment Draft

Appendix I: EMI

Atkins Response

JRC Response

Appendix J: Shadow Flicker

Shadow Flicker Report

Appendix K: CTMP

CTMP Draft

Imerys Route Survey Report

Appendix L: Public consultation

Appendix M: Aviation

Aviation Supporting Statement

Appendix N: Contamination

Phase 1 Preliminary Risk Assessment

Appendix O: CBR

CBR Report Draft