INDIAN QUEENS POWER STATION - AIR QUALITY ASSESSMENT

Indian Queens Power Station (IQPS) is an Open Cycle Gas Turbine (OCGT) power station located in Cornwall. The station has an output capacity of 140 MW providing voltage support to the UK electricity market.
To combat energy short fall this winter, IQPS wanted to offer an increased energy generation to National Grid. An air quality assessment was required to understand the impacts from the increase in the number of operational hours to support the application for variation to the Environmental Permit.
Solution
MGL completed air dispersion modelling to predict the ground level concentrations at the maximum point of impingement, human receptors, and ecological receptors. Additionally, nitrogen and acid depositions were calculated for ecological sites.
The air dispersion modelling was completed using ADMS-Extra software and 5-years of meteorological data with relevant buildings and terrain datasets in accordance with the Environmental Agency guidance.
An air dispersion modelling report and modelling files were produced for submission to EA. The technical report assessed the significance of the modelling results in accordance with the Environmental Agency and Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) guidelines.
With our in-house systems like automated spreadsheets and templates, we are able to provide our client with a cost-effective, quality report efficiently within budget.
“We very much appreciate the excellent work you’ve done for us, some of which was at rather short notice as well. If we need your help again in the future, there is no doubt we’ll come calling"
Andy Williams
(Project Engineer at Indian Queens Power Ltd)
Call: 01204 596166
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