Nestling in a quiet valley in the middle of rural Brittany can be found the romantic ruins of the chateau of Quinipily, an ancient fortress now reduced to just a few sturdy walls and terraces. Today the remains of the castle have been transformed into pretty gardens which are open to visitors throughout the year.
It's not the flowers that attract visitors to this place, however, because it is far better known for its strange statue, a monumental figure of indefinite age now known as the Venus of Quinipily. The 2.2 metre tall Venus stands at the centre of the terraced garden, staring out at the surrounding landscape from her position atop a huge fountain.
Until the seventeenth century both the Venus and the huge stone trough that is now situated below her stood in the Breton village of Bieuzy-les-Eaux, on the site of an ancient Gaulish city. Also known by the villagers as Ar Groareg Houar (the Iron Lady) and Groah Hoart (The Old Guardian), the statue was worshipped by the locals, who believed it to have magical curative powers. Pregnant women would visit the Venus, and later bathe in the trough (which can apparently hold up to 3600 litres of water) after giving birth. It was also thought that the figure could help boost fertility, and it is said that some couple indulged in some rather naughty practises beneath the statue. Finally the bishop of nearby Vannes decided to bring an end to such pagan rituals, and in 1661 he had the Venus thrown into the river. Before long, the locals fished her out, and resumed their old religious rites.
In 1670 the statue was attacked and thrown once again into the watery depths. At this point local gentleman Pierre de Lannion stepped in to save the Venus, and shipped her off to his castle at Quinipily, where she has stood ever since. He faced opposition from the Duke of Rohan, who claimed ownership of the statue, but after a long legal battle Lannion won the case and was allowed to keep her.
The true age and purpose of the Venus of Quinipily have stirred up debate for centuries. Some have suggested that she may be a representation of Isis first erected by Romans who had settled in the region. Another theory is that she is in fact a Gallic goddess, or perhaps Roman mother goddess Cybele. Some sceptics have proposed that this statue is not ancient at all, but a later copy made when the original statue was destroyed in the seventeenth century.
After such a checkered past, the Venus must relieved to have finally found a safe home in the beautiful gardens of Quinipily. Here she is surrounded by huge old trees which have grown up amongst the fragments of castle wall, and althought the spring which fed her fountain has now dried up, the former ponds and cascades are now a mass of foliage and flowers, a bit wild and overgrown, but wonderfully atmospheric. I said earlier that she attracts visitors to Quinipily, but on the day that I visited there was noone else around, and I was able to enjoy the magical ambience of this intriguing place in peace and quiet, a unique experience in an unforgettable place.
This week I visited an exhibition dedicated to the short life of mid twentieth-century artist Eric Ravilious at the rather lovely Dulwich Picture Gallery. Ravilious spent much of his life in Sussex, and many of his best works are views of the South Downs and the charming countryside that lies around them. Images of winding country lanes, travellers' caravans and rolling hills recall a magical rural England, reminders of a time now long past.
I particularly loved his painting of the Wilmington Giant, which can be found on Windover Hill just outside the village of Alfriston. While many things may have changed since Ravilious painted this scene in 1939, the Wilmington Giant, also known as the Long Man, remains steadfastly the same. He's been there since time immemorial, and will not doubt still be there for centuries to come; huge, silent and mysteriously magical.


ModMyMobile forum member dext3r has released a Milestone update image containing Android 2.2 FRF91, known as MotoFrenzy. Because of the Milestone's still-locked status, it has been notoriously difficult to port updated versions of Android to. This should help to assuage fears that the Milestone was forever doomed to run Android 2.1.
The only major issue with this image is a non-functional camera, which shouldn't be too much for Milestone users to give up for a little FroYo.
While its author openly claims the ROM is far from perfect, most Incredible owners would probably be happy to give this new ROM, codenamed Sky Raider, a whirl simply to see what Froyo+Sense feel like on their rare, practically extinct, phones.
While have not yet tested Sky Raider ourselves, the installation should be familiar to most rooted Incredible owners who have flashed a ROM before.
Note: this ROM appears to require a full wipe (system/user data or "factory" reset).
According to the Wall Street Journal, HTC beat estimates in its Q2 2010 earnings report; with net profits coming in at $268 million for the first half of the year, a 33% increase over 2009. The reason? Probably the fact that HTC is on track to ship over 20 million phones in 2010, a 66% increase over the 12 million they sold last year.
While at first glance these numbers hold little meaning, their implications could be significant.
Lox of the CyanogenMod developer team that unveiled an alpha release of CyanogenMod 6 for the HTC Hero GSM has now added support for CDMA (Sprint) HTC Hero devices.
- First time flashing CM to your Hero (or coming from another ROM)?
DISCLAIMER: This is an alpha release. This means it is buggy, and might have some minor (maybe even substantial) issues upon installation. Download and install at your own risk.
UPDATE: Updated download link for Alpha 3 below. We don't currently have a change log, unfortunately.
An alpha of CyanogenMod 6 for the Droid has been released, and is up for download. The link, along with the link for FRF85B's GApps (Google Apps) package, is below.
Yesterday, we broke the news that CyanogenMod 6 Alpha 1 was released to the public. Having successfully installed it on an AT&T Nexus One, we can now give you the lowdown on what this release (so far) contains.
Essentially, users can expect an experience that will not stray too far from what CyanogenMod 5.08 changed in terms of the UI. An updated version of ADW Launcher does provide a few enhancements, though.
Disclaimer: This is an ALPHA release (PRE-Experimental Release) and will likely have numerous glitches, app compatibility issues, and all sorts of fun quirks that haven't been ironed out by the CyanogenMod team yet.
If you are on 2.1 or a version of CyanogenMod PRIOR to 5.08, you will need to flash your radio to FRF50 before either of the following.


Canadian Fascination: Rimmel Apocalips Have Landed in Canada!
Rimmel Apocalips Have Landed in Canada!
Along with most of you beauty addicts, I had heard of the Rimmel Apocalips Lip Lacquers a long long time ago. When they were first released in the UK beauty bloggers across the pond couldn't rave more about these lipstick/lip gloss combinations. They were basically dubbed perfection by every beauty blogger out there. I couldn't wait to get my hands on them. Sadly, I had no choice. They were released in the US just over a month ago as the Rimmel "Show Offs". We finally have them here in Canada! And I am so glad that they are labelled as Apocalips (best name ever!). I only hope that they live up to the hype. When the fateful day comes and the zombie apocalypse hits, I am taking these babies and running.
I spotted these beauties on a display at my local Real Canadian Superstore (owned by Loblaws, so I would check there as well). I have also heard that they are available at Rexall but I don't have a Rexall near me. I have checked my local Shoppers Drugmart and Walmart but haven't seen a trace of them yet. I'm sure they will begin to roll out to all stores in the next few months. I am very glad I found them at Superstore though. They were on sale for $7.97 and they were having a no tax sale this weekend so I got a great deal. I believe the Apocalips are regular priced at $9.99 at Superstore.
I personally only picked up three shades (I am so proud of my level of self control) but I swatched all twelve shades for the blog. There are 8 shades available in the UK and 14 shades available in the US. I was kind of bummed out that we didn't have the shade Luna, which is a beautiful natural peach colour that I really wanted. Now looking at the swatch for Phenomonon (which hasn't been released in the UK or US) I think it may be the same colour just re-named. But it still does look lighter. I'll have to do some further investigating about that. Most of the shades are cream shades, while galaxy, out of this world, light year and stargazer have shimmer.
Anyway, I just wanted to let you guys know that they have landed in Canada. I am going to test out the three colours I picked up and post a review later on this week. Happy shopping!


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There are at least 2 colleges in Lithonia, listed and described below. These schools represent 1,047 or more students (full-time and part-time), a combined student body equivalent to 662 full-time students.
There are a lot of studio and one-bedroom apartments in Lithonia.


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2 The Square Aspley Guise
27 and 29 West Hill Aspley Guise
31 to 35 West Hill Aspley Guise
4 Bedford Road Aspley Guise
43 and 45 Aspley Hill Aspley Guise
Aspley Guise British School
Aspley Guise Church Architecture
Aspley Guise Church Repairs and Additions
Aspley Guise Classical Academy
Aspley Guise Early Licensing References
Aspley Guise Evangelical Free Church
Aspley Guise in 1086
The Parish Before 1086
Aspley Guise Maps
Aspley Guise Market and Fair
Aspley Guise Pound
Aspley Guise Rectories
Aspley Guise School
Aspley Guise School in 1904
Aspley Guise Station
Aspley House
Aspley Manor
Avenue House Aspley Guise
Chain House Aspley Guise
Cottages at the Junction of Woburn Lane and Spinney Lane Aspley Guise
Cranbrook and Beal House Aspley Guise
Early Education in Aspley Guise
Fulbrook School Aspley Guise
Guise House Aspley Guise
Henry VII Lodge Aspley Guise
Hollydale Aspley Guise
How Cottage and Saint Christopher Aspley Guise
Ivy and Lime Cottages Aspley Guise
List of Aspley Guise Rectors
Medieval Murder in Aspley Guise
Moore Place Aspley Guise
Nether Hall Aspley Guise
Park Cottage Apley Guise
Pine Grove House and The Bakehouse Aspley Guise
Powage Press Aspley Guise
Primitive Methodism in Aspley Guise
Quakers in Aspley Guise
Radlett House Aspley Guise
Roman Catholicism in Aspley Guise
Romano-British Aspley Guise
Sources for Education in Aspley Guise
Spinney Cottage Aspley Guise
The Lodge Aspley Guise
The Manor Aspley Guise
The Old House Aspley Guise
The Old Post Office Aspley Guise
The Parish of Aspley Guise in General
The Red House Aspley Guise
The Rookery Aspley Guise
The Shrubbery Aspley Guise
Tilcocks Aspley Guise
Valentine Cottage Aspley Guise
Wesleyan Methodism in Aspley Guise
Woodfield Aspley Guise
Woodlands Aspley Guise
Ye Barn Aspley Guise
Aspley House in 1961 [Z53/3a/1]
Aspley House is by far the largest dwelling in the village. It was Grade II* listed by the Department of Environment in 1952 (the star meaning the building is of particular importance). The Department's architect considered it a "small country house" and noted that it was built about 1690 for William Norcliffe on the site of an earlier structure and was reworked in the 1740s.
In 1996 a scientific examination of the bricks of the original building concluded that the clay was so similar to that naturally occurring around the pond in the grounds that it was probable that it was excavated from here and made into bricks on site. This report is included in CRT130Asp3 as is a brief history of the house and its owners by former Bedfordshire County Archivist Chris Pickford.
William Norcliffe came, originally, from Malton in North Yorkshire and gained property in Aspley Guise as a result of marrying widow Frances Snagge about the time Aspley House was built. She was the daughter of William Jole, Rector of Aspley from 1655 to 1660, when he was displaced, being considered to have intruded illegally. He was then Vicar of Sarratt [Hertfordshire] from 1661 until his death in 1702. Norcliffe died between 1717 and 1720, leaving the house to his eldest son William, who died around the same time, his younger brother Marmaduke also dying in 1720. Thomas Norcliffe, another son of William the elder inherited the house and he had a suite of red walnut chairs made for the house (this did not leave the house until sold in 1985).
By 1747 Thomas Norcliffe had moved to Bedford where he died in 1762. The house seems to have been sold at some point to a James Reynolds of Clerkenwell who sold it in 1749 to Walter Scott, a merchant of Madras [X364/78]. He moved to the property on 3 Jun 1749, by which time substantial alterations had been made. Scott himself concentrated on developing the grounds, buying cottages behind the house and pulling them down, for example, in the year that he bought the house – giving today's view as shown in the photograph below.
Rear of Aspley House September 2007
Scott died in 1776, aged 75, and was buried in Aspley Guise, the house passing to his brother Robert, of Blackheath [Kent]. His son Robert moved to Aspley House soon after inheriting it from his father. He put the property up for sale in 1785, the following advertisement appearing in the Northampton Mercury:
To be SOLD, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated as ASPLEY, in the County of Bedford: Consisting of a good House of five Rooms on a floor, with all necessary and convenient Offices, excellent Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens walled in; together with 27 acres of very good Land, well wooded, and lying very prettily about the House. The Whole forming a very agreeable Residence for a moderate sized Family. Aspley is a healthy and pleasant Village, two miles distant from Woburn, six from Ampthill, eight from Leighton and one mile from the great Northampton Road. For particulars, enquire of Mr.Thornton, at Woburn; Mr.Randall, at the Bell, at Aspley; or Messrs. Palmer and Searle, Attornies, Philpot Lane, London.
Rev.Edward Hervey of Hulcote, a retired clergyman, bought the house at the end of 1786, agreeing to pay Scott £800 per annum for life and £250 per annum to his widow for her life as the price for the property. The house was to remain in the possession of Harvey's descendants for just over 150 years until 1939. On Hervey's death in 1796 the house passed to his son-in-law Rev.Edward Orlebar Smith, rector of Hulcote & Salford since 1790. He died in 1819 and the house was occupied by his widow Charlotte until her death, aged 92, in 1844 at which time it passed to their son Lt.Col.Charles Hervey Smith, who died in 1857.
Smith's eldest son, Captain Charles Hervey Smith owned Aspley House until his death in 1869, although he did not live in the house for any length of time, leasing it to Charles L.Grimshawe of Northamptonshire for five years in 1862. Smith moved back into the house for the last two years of his life and, on his death his heir, Rev.Villiers Shallot Chernocke Smith, Vicar of Husborne Crawley and formerly a fine batsman with the All England XI, re-let the house to Grimshawe.
Aspley House January 2008
In their tenure the Grimshawes set out to be the social hub of the village, numerous events taking place at the house including flower shows and fetes; in 1876, however, Grimshawe moved to Goldington House. Meanwhile, on the death of V.S.C.Smith in 1871 the house passed to his sister Maria Dale Smith. When the Grimshawes left she let the house to William Selby Lowndes until 1884, previously of Shenley [Buckinghamshire]. The Lowndes family followed in the Grimshawes' footsteps hosting such events as tennis parties and balls.
Maria Dale Smith died in 1887 at Salford Manor. She had let the house to Charles Morden Smith, then the Misses Anne Marie Carter Smith and Elizabeth Harriet Carter Smith from 1884. Both women were born in Kentish Town [Middlesex], the first was described in the 1891 census as an authoress. It was whilst they were altering the panelling in the drawing room in 1884 that they found a stone describing alterations to the house in 1711.
In 1891 both ladies moved to The Hoo in the village when Lt.Col.Charles Villiers Somerville Downes took up residence, moving from The Avenue. He had been born at Aspley House in 1846 when rented by his father Rev.Richard Downes. Downes had a new wing added to the house, designed by Sir Reginald Blomfield in 1902; it was demolished later in the century. Further work was carried out in 1910. He died at Aspley House in 1909, aged 62. His widow, Catherine Elizabeth Anne continued to life at the house until her death in 1938. Hers was not an easy widowhood as she lost her two sons in action within just over a month of one another in 1914. From 1927 she let the house to her daughter's family and only visited three times a year.
Unveiling the war memorial in the grounds of Aspley House in 1922 [Z818/24]
In 1927 this part of Bedfordshire was valued under the terms of the Rating Valuation Act 1925; every piece of land and property was inspected to determine the rates to be paid on it. The valuer noted that it stood in 2.222 acres, that the owner was Mrs.Downes and the occupier H.C.Acheson. He also noted the following layout: a hall measuring 19.5ft by 16ft ("slabbed floor"), a study 18ft by 15ft, a gents' cloak room with a basin, a pantry ("dark") and 7 steps to a kitchen 22.5ft by 16.5ft ("v. old type") and a scullery ("poor"); then up 4 steps to the servants' hall ("small Billiard Room over"), then a dining room measuring 22.5ft by 19ft with an oak floor, a drawing room 27ft by 18ft and a morning room 23ft by 13.5ft. Upstairs were a dressing room ("panelled") and bedroom measuring 18.75ft by 18,5ft, another dressing room and a bedroom 18ft by 15.5ft with another bedroom 19ft by 13ft; then came a store room and 2 wcs. Next came another dressing room and a bedroom measuring 24.5ft by 16ft, a bathroom with a basin ("poor") and two bedrooms measuring 12.5ft by 11ft and 18ft by 16ft respectively; next came another dressing room ("now B[at]h[room]"). In the roof were 3 maids' rooms and 2 box rooms. Outside were a stable for four horses, a double coach house, a timber shed, a heated glasshouse 9ft by 19ft, a timber potting shed, a large heated glasshouse 10ft by 71ft, two grass tennis courts and garden. The house had gas lighting and mains water and drainage. Overall he pointed out that there was only one bathroom, no heating and no electric light and it was "very old ?built by Christopher Wren" the latter referring to the local story for which there is absolutely no evidence.
The house was sold by auction in March 1939 and was used for a while during World War Two as a school until reverting to use as a private home by 1951.

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Our domestic horses often enjoy a varied life, many have active schedules where they are traveling around the countryside with us, competing at many different events such as show-jumping, dressage, eventing or enjoying fun rides. This can, however, put stress on the normal balance of the equine body meaning careful monitoring of some areas of the horse's diet. One such area for control and thought is the family of B vitamins for horses.
What do B vitamins for horses do?
The B-Complex vitamins (B-1, B-2, B-3-, B-4, B-5, B-6, B-12, Folic Acid, Biotin, Choline) support the basic metabolism of proteins, carbohydrates and fats. These vitamins, which are water soluble, also supply important nutrition for the developing brain and nervous system in the foetus. They are also crucial in reducing oxidative stresses.
Horses usually get high amounts of B vitamins from good quality forages, they can also manufacture there own niacin (B3). The other B vitamins are also manufactured in the hind gut as part of the symbiotic relationship with the billions of beneficial equine microflora. Only Vitamin B 12 is not supplied through forage, that vitamin is manufactured solely in the hind gut by bacteria.
Forage of course should always be the starting point of the diet for all horses and grass/hay/haylage will provide both B vitamins within it and also the important fibre necessary for maintaining healthy hind gut microbial activity.
For horses doing light to moderate work then forage and a Forage Focused mineral balancer supplied in a small amount of high fibre concentrates is usually all that they will need. However, sometimes a supplemental source of these B-vitamins can be good insurance and help to supply optimal rather than minimal levels for some horses. This insurance can allow the healthy horse to perform to his full potential, supporting stress response and recovery. It also makes sense that horses who are recovering from illness or have compromised digestion will also benefit.
Which horses will benefit from supplemented B-vitamins?
Horses on high cereal, low forage diets, or those on very poor quality forage.
Horses changing environment or feed abruptly.
Older horses, particularly where teeth problems are contributing to weight maintenance and digestive issues.
Horses with failure to thrive due to illness or stress.
Horses in high stress situations or competing (endurance, travelling, racing).
Young horses with incomplete gut microflora populations.
Horses on broad spectrum antibiotics, where hindgut bacteria will be compromised by the action of the antibiotics.
When do horses need B-vitamin supplementation?
The water soluble properties of the B-vitamins mean that they are not stored in the body and are rapidly excreted in the urine, should there be an excess supply. Fat soluble vitamins such as A, D, E and K can be stored and these stores can then be utilised in times of need or shortage. However the B vitamins need to be provided to the horse on a daily basis at optimum levels through the food eaten which, on an average lazy day, when forage is in plentiful supply will mean good levels are available. However on a day where a horse is travelling or exercising/competing for an extended period of time, these vital vitamins will not only be short due to decreased forage consumption but there will be an increased demand for them simply because the nature of the horses activity will create stress.
Under stress a horse's system will also flush out these B-Complex vitamins so creating a bit of a negative cycle where intake of the B-vitamins are reduced, yet the body needs increased levels to support the stress response and react to increased anti-oxidant needs. For this reason it is important, that to maintain and support the highest levels of performance, an additional source of these vital vitamins is fed in times of reduced forage consumption, stress/travel/performance work.
Some research has suggested that thiamine (B1) when supplemented in the diet can help to calm nervous horses, though it doesn't seem to work for all horses, some respond favourably suggesting that these individuals were experiencing a deficiency.
Many commercial feeds supply B-vitamins within their formula, but where you want to limit calories or feed a more straights orientated diet, to minimise additives, a separate B-vitamin formula will provide your horse with additional B vitamins in one simple to use product. This product can be added to the daily feed when needed.
Brewers yeast is a good source of B-vitamins but as a natural product levels of the individual B vitamins can vary enormously.


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def _findIndex(_list, _object, startIndex=0):
    index = startIndex
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        line = _list[index].strip()
        line = line.replace(' ', '')
        if line == _object:
            return index
        index += 1
    return -1

def _getSections(lines, tag, sections=None, remove=False):
    if sections is None:
        sections = {}
    i = 0
    while i < len(lines):
        line = lines[i].strip()
        line = line.replace(' ', '')
        if re.match(tag, line):
            name = line[len(tag):]

            if name in sections:
                raise Exception("Duplicate Tag: {}".format(name))

            end = _findIndex(lines, line.replace('Begin', 'End', 1), i)
            if end == -1:
                print('Could not find an End for tag {}\n'.format(name))
                return False
            if remove:
                del lines[i+1:end]
            else:
                sections.setdefault(name, [])
                if end > i+1:
                    sections[name].extend(lines[i+1:end])
        i += 1
    return True

class Parser:

    def __init__(self, fileName):
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            self.lines = file.readlines()
        self.generatorCode = {}
        self.userCodeTag = '//UserCodeBegin'
        self.generatorCodeTag = '//GeneratorCodeBegin'

    def setCommentStr(self, comment):
        self.userCodeTag = '{}UserCodeBegin'.format(comment)
        self.generatorCodeTag = '{}GeneratorCodeBegin'.format(comment)

    def parseUserCode(self):
        self.userCode = {}
        status = _getSections(self.lines, self.userCodeTag, self.userCode)
        return status

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        with open(fileName, 'r') as sourceFile:
            db_lines = sourceFile.readlines()
        status = _getSections(db_lines, self.generatorCodeTag,
                              self.generatorCode)
        return status

    def cleanCode(self):
        status = _getSections(self.lines, self.generatorCodeTag, remove=True)
        return status

    def writeInFile(self, fileName):
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                line = db_lines[j].strip().replace(' ', '')
                if re.match(self.userCodeTag, line):
                    name = line[len(self.userCodeTag):]
                    if name in self.userCode:
                        db_lines[j+1:j+1] = self.userCode[name]
                j += 1
            self.generatorCode[section] = db_lines
        i = 0
        while i < len(self.lines):
            line = self.lines[i].strip()
            line = line.replace(' ', '')
            if re.match(self.generatorCodeTag, line):
                name = line[len(self.generatorCodeTag):]
                self.generatorCode.setdefault(name, [])
                self.lines[i+1:i+1] = self.generatorCode[name]
            i += 1
        with open(fileName, 'w') as out:
            out.write(''.join(self.lines))
        return True

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The photovoltaic industry believes in the auction system Photovoltaic projects in Poland
The Institute of Renewable Energy (IEO) has released the latest update of the database "Photovoltaic projects in Poland". The photovoltaic industry seems to resists the coronavirus recession. At the same time the industry trusts the government announcements concerning extension of the auction system which uses the results so far of the developers. The development of PV projects is unimpeded and there is still interest of investors and developers in this field. The photovoltaic industry trusts the government's announcements to extend the auction system.
IEO analyses show that since the beginning of the year, more than 2000 PV projects with a total record capacity of more than 2800 MW have received grid connection conditions. This score wasn't achieved even in whole 2019. The interest of investors and developers in photovoltaic farm projects is growing.
Projects for photovoltaic farms up to 1 MW are being developed in order to participate in RES auctions, which have been recognized as a stable and increasingly predictable support system. Since the beginning of this year, more than 1600 connection conditions according to Operators have already been issued for a total capacity of more than 1400 MW for PV farms with a capacity of up to 1 MW. This result is higher than last year score. Winning the RES auction is an important factor increasing the possibility of obtaining financing and ensuring certain revenues for 15 years of operation of the PV farm. This year, the auction basket for sources up to 1 MW guarantees the possibility of purchasing energy from 800 MW of new PV capacity. The condition for participation in the auction is to obtain grid connection conditions and to obtain a construction permit (which takes more time than obtain grid connection condition). There is "an excess of projects" for actions announced in the following years.
Competition for sources up to 1 MW is intense. As a result, interest in major projects is still growing. Since the beginning of 2020, 150 connection conditions were issued for farms above 1MW. Their combined power is about 1400 MW. Current development results exceed those achieved throughout 2019. In the auction basket for sources with a capacity greater than 1 MW, the order of the total capacity shall be 1500 MW. This year, PV farms will compete with wind projects which have building permits with a total capacity of 1500 MW. Therefore, photovoltaic investors will decide and choose the best auction strategy for themselves.
We invite you to learn more about the IEO database "PV in Poland - October 2020".
Institute for Renewable Energy (IEO) was established in 2001. It's an independent research group, and the first private research institute in Poland with a deep knowledge of the renewable energy issues: wind energy, solar energy, biogas, biomass, energy planning, ranging from politics energy and law, economic and financial analysis, and ending with the technical issues and design.
IEO also has an extensive experience in participating as an advisor (due-diligence, assumptions and concepts of technical solutions, functionality and utility programs, feasibility studies, business plans, terms of reference for a tender, supervision and construction monitoring) in the investment processes in the area of renewable energy implemented by the company and local governments.
IEO since 2009, conducts postgraduate studies "Investments in renewable energy sources", trainings and conferences in the field of technology, market economics and the law of renewable energy sources for national energy companies (eg. PGE, PKP Power Engineering), municipalities, financial companies (Alior Bank BGZ, ZBP) and foreign institutions (chambers of commerce in Germany and France, energy companies).
In addition, as part of its work, the IEO completed a number of expert opinions commissioned by the Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Regional Development and other governmental and commercial projects for business customers.
Institute for Renewable Energy acting since 2001 on the polish and european renewable energy market, specializes in preparing economic analyzes, market reports, market monitoring and legislative actions in the field of PV- photovoltaic energy, solar collectors, heat pumps, wind energy, biomass energy, biogas plants in the following areas;
Studies and detailed analyzes of the market state of RES development in Poland and in Europe.
Technical and economic due diligence of RES projects: solar, biogas and wind in the auction system
Projects before auctions system have complete construction documentations, with valid building permits and grid connection conditions.
Winners projects of the RES auctions system are ready to build with a guaranteed price of energy for 15 years.
Realization on behalf of investors pre-investment and investment processes in various stages;
Preparation of feasibility studies for the installation of renewable energy sources - for companies and local governments;
Verification of feasibility studies and functional programs;
Hosting, developing, updating and analyzing database RES investment, including investments in photovoltaic systems.
Hosting, developing and updating a database of manufacturers and distributors of photovoltaic equipment and conducting comparative analyzes (technological benchmark);
Advice and assistance in the preparation of investment:
Preparation of feasibility studies of the investment projects;
Consulting in negotiations with financing institutions;
Reports - assessment of the impact of photovoltaic systems on the environment;
The development of computer programs and spreadsheets, profit calculation and energy analysis of the economic viability of investments, tailored to the individual needs of customers - installers and manufacturers of renewable energy systems;
Preparing investors for the applying for financial aid, the use of support systems (eg. green certificates) and effective participation in the auction for the supply of electricity from renewable energy sources in the years 2016-2030;
Forecasts productivity and optimization of wind power and photovoltaic in the context of ensuring the minimum requirement of guaranteed efficiency of the plant during the 3 years and 15 years periods of time in the law on renewable energy sources;
Organizing and conducting webinars on key determinants of RES;
Organization and carrying out postgraduate studies "Investing in renewable energy: distributed generation and prosumers";
Organization of national conferences;
Formulating a development strategy for the RES sector and coordination of the campaign for implementation of the sector demands;
Implementation of expertise for the government and public institutions (the full list of expert opinions is available here).
PV MARKET IN POLAND 2020
"Photovoltaic market in Poland 2020"
The photovoltaic (PV) market is growing the fastest among all renewable energy sectors in Poland. The total installed power in photovoltaic sources was almost 1500 MW at the end of 2019, and in May 2020 it exceeded 1950 MW. Currently, the largest increase in new power is observed in the micro-installations segment, which means a large activity of individual and business prosumers. In 2019, Poland achieved an increase in new power of about 0.9 GW and with a share of the increase in power of 5.5%, it was in the top five in the European Union. According to IEO forecasts, Poland will maintain the rate of installed power growth to the end of the year and will remain at the 5th place in the EU. IEO estimates that at the end of 2020 the power installed in PV in Poland may reach 2.5 GW. IEO forecasts also indicate that turnover on the photovoltaic market will increase this year compared to the previous one by even 25% and will exceed PLN 5 billion.
The observed and forecasted market growth is particularly pronounced in the prosumers and PV farm developers' sectors and creates a market for installation and EPC companies as well as Polish manufacturers and equipment suppliers whose development provides new jobs and generates added value.
However, the spectacular successes of the industry should not lead to the belief that PV farms guarantee success forever the first trial period may be the years 2023-2024, when support systems will no longer work. Additional government action is needed - in addition to economic recovery packages that PV farms have not used, including accelerating the implementation of directives and preparing for the rapid absorption of new EU funds. Additional activities should lead to consolidation of the industry's position on the energy market, development of innovation and export of Made-in-Poland devices.
PV Industry
The global pandemic has proven the negative effects of placing most industrial production outside the EU area. The EU share in the global production of solar modules has dropped to the level of 5-6%. The production capacities of Polish producers of PV modules reaching 500 MW / year constitute 10% of total European production capacities. The projected rapid increase in power in the domestic energy system will cause the demand of the domestic market for uninterrupted supply of new PV technologies and reduction of dependence on supplies of new technologies and components from abroad.
The challenge faced by the industry and government administration is the creation of industrial policy (the same as in UE), optimal domestic market shaping, promotion of the export of Polish PV products and support for strategic plans of domestic enterprises. The Institute for Renewable Energy has made an initiative on public administration partnership and integration of the photovoltaic industry, initiating operation and cooperation under the "Industrial PV Panel". The declaration of representatives of the Polish solar industry has been signed by, among others: ML System, Bruk-bet, Solar and Hanplast, a number of other significant supply chain companies (fasteners, cables, accessories, etc.) have already joined or declare their willingness to join the initiative. The signatories, in response to announced government plans for photovoltaic development and based on measures initiated to support the domestic industry initiated in the EU and in Poland, declared that in 2021-2025 they are able to increase their production power 5 times, develop export potential accordingly (contribution to improving the national trade balance and the competitiveness of the Polish economy) and create up to 9,000 in the entire supply chain jobs.
Prosumer micro-installations
In 2019, 640 MW of Power in micro-installations was installed, which means an almost three-fold increase year-on-year, already in the first quarter of 2020 about 300 MW of PV micro-installations were connected to the network. The large increase in the power of micro-installations in the first quarter of this year means that despite the onset of a pandemic (and the first signs of an economic slowdown), prosumers are still interested in investing in photovoltaics and the global pandemic limits the sector's development to a relatively small extent. At the end of 2019, micro-installations accounted for over 70% of the total power installed in photovoltaics.
Polish photovoltaics, unlike many other European countries, has now very prosumer and diffuse character. It results from the citizens' interest in energy production on their own, available support programs and friendly legal regulations, among others tax breaks. The "My Current" program that has been in operation for a year and the long-term EU support under the Regional Operational Programs are the pillar of the permanent development of the prosumer sector.
PV farms
At present, renewable energy auctions are still the main driving force behind the PV farm market, especially those with a power of around 1 MW. In all auctions conducted so far, projects with a total power of almost 1,700 MW have won. In this year's auction, the volume for solar farms in the so-called "Small basket" (<1 MW) is planned for 800 MW, and in a large (> 1 MW) for a minimum of 700 MW. So far, about 370 MW have been put into operation at PV farms, which is about 20% of the total installed power in PV. Winners of the 2018 auction, due to the global epidemic and difficulties associated with it, may postpone the implementation of projects until May 2021. This means that in 2021 and 2022 there will be an investment boom in the PV farm sector, when all projects will be put into operation.
Forecasts for the PV market
The IEO forecast assumes an increase in the installed power in solar farm in 2020 mainly in the micro-installations segment. Then in the years 2021-2022 about 2.8 GW of PV farms will be put into operation. In 2022 and 2023, the share of PV farms in the total installed power will be equal to the share of micro-installations. The PV market will change from a typically prosumer one, just as it is now, on sustainable one between professional PV power plants and prosumers. According to Solar Power Europe scenarios from 2019, the power installed in Poland in 2023 will be 3.5-5 GW. IEO, taking into account all types of support in each sector and its current dynamics, proposes a more optimistic scenario.
According to the IEO forecast, the power installed in PV will reach 2.5 GW this year, and the growth rate of new power will remain at the same level as last year. In 2023, the PV power will reach 6.6 GW. In 2025, however, the total installed power can reach 7.8 GW, which means that already in 2025 installed PV power will exceed the power assumed in KPEiK on 2030.
Positive forecasts are also confirmed by leading companies from the PV industry that participated in market research. IEO analysis shows that companies are still planning rapid development, despite the temporary difficulties caused by the pandemic. The most frequently indicated direction of development was further increase in employment - after the employment in the industry at the end of 2019 reached 6,000 full-time jobs, as many as 90% of companies have again expressed their desire to increase the number of jobs. 85% of respondents plan to further increase production power. Half of the companies intend to introduce innovations to the offer, e.g. PV roof tiles or energy storage. The same number of surveyed enterprises intends to expand the company's operations, e.g. by offering operational services. Module manufacturers will systematically increase production power from 2020, introducing new technologies successively, and the construction of a silicon cell and tandem cell factory is planned in 2024. This shows that despite the economic slowdown, companies in the photovoltaic industry are preparing for a further increase in installed power and development of the PV market, and have ambitious plans that go beyond 2020, and with the state guarantee of market development at least until the end of 2022, i.e. until the whole economy should recover from the slowdown.
Photovoltaics will be instrumental in the breakthrough that begins the energy transformation. It is not only the main area of investment in renewable energy, but also in the entire Polish power industry. As the only renewable energy industry, it was able to mobilize more investment capital in the years 2019-2020 than all conventional energetics. It is also able to win the trust of Polish and foreign capital investors, which is confirmed by the IEO_PV stock index.
If you are interested in full 'PV Market in Poland' Report please click on the graphics below.
Photovoltaic projects in Poland are growing in strength.
The Institute of Renewable Energy (IEO) has released the latest update of the database "Photovoltaic project in Poland". It turns out that the development of PV projects is unimpeded and there is still interest of investors and developers in this field. The dynamics of photovoltaic projects development is important in the context of RES auctions. According to IEO, in this year's auction for photovoltaics there will be as strong competition as in the previous one.
NEW REPORT FROM IEO


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Upper Callerton
Site Allocation
Engagement & Progression
The Masterplan
Next Steps & Have Your Say
We are pleased to invite you to share your views on the proposed development at Upper Callerton, Newcastle.
The 97ha site has been allocated for a housing-led development in Newcastle City Council's Core Strategy and Urban Core Plan. This consultation relates to the form of the proposals coming forward at the site. This consultation sets out a proposed Masterplan for the site, as well as a range of detailed technical information about the proposal and design.
The site is in multiple ownership, and the landowners have formed a consortium to progress the planning application and subsequently the development of the site. The consortium, known as the Upper Callerton Consortium, have come together to develop a cohesive masterplan for the whole site. The individual plots of land will then be developed by the members in line with the approved masterplan.
The team contains four land-owning parties; Northumberland Estates, Taylor Wimpey, Persimmon, and the Quadrini Family, with Lichfields acting as the planning consultants for the consortium.
Northumberland Estates is a privately owned family business which represents the business interests of the Duke of Northumberland and the Percy family. Centuries of history provide the foundations of an organisation which invests for the long term.
The methods by which this is achieved may have evolved and changed over the decades, but the remit remains the same – to create an income stream to enable the business to continue to preserve and enhance its many heritage assets, create jobs and continue as a major contributor to the local economy here in the North East.
Taylor Wimpey are a national housebuilder with a local presence, operating from 23 regional offices across England, Scotland and Wales. We aim to be the developer of choice for customers, employees, communities and shareholders. We build a wide range of properties, from one- and two-bedroom apartments to six bedroom detached houses, with a broad price range including both private and affordable homes.
We understand that development is about more than creating homes and we provide millions of pounds worth of infrastructure, for example roads, sewers, landscaping and community facilities, every year across the UK. We aim to develop vibrant communities with a true sense of place that fit into their surrounding area and meet the needs of local people.
Founded in 1972, Persimmon Homes is one of the UK's leading housebuilders. With headquarters in York, the Group operates from 31 regional offices throughout the UK, trading under the brand names of Persimmon Homes, Charles Church and Westbury Partnerships, building quality homes across England, Wales and Scotland.
The company directly employs more than 5,000 people and supports around 86,000 jobs in the construction sector.
Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners Limited ('Lichfields') is registered with the Information Commissioners Office (registration number Z6193122). Your responses will be analysed by Lichfields on behalf of our client: The Upper Callerton Consortium. It is not envisaged that any personal data will be supplied by virtue of completion of the survey, but in the event that any personal data is supplied, it will be disregarded and deleted without undue delay. Responses to this consultation may be made publicly available.


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Having multiple displays on a computer is a huge productivity boost for me. With two displays connected both to my dock both in the office and at home, most of my needs are covered. But for a long time, the built-in display on my laptop had to be enough while traveling. At least until I saw a friend of mine using his iPad as the second display.


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Memphis police appeal for calm after marshals kill black man
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Police appealed for calm Thursday in a tense Memphis neighborhood where a rock-throwing crowd gathered after federal marshals fatally shot a black man who, authorities said, had rammed a police vehicle with a stolen car.
Thirty-six officers suffered minor injuries from flying rocks and bricks in the hours following the death of 20-year-old Brandon Webber, who was killed Wednesday evening after he exited the car holding some type of weapon, authorities said.
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Beltrami Electric will have a pre-arranged outage in the Ponemah area on Tuesday, July 16, 2019
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