Industrial site and production: the authorised and operational wind farms of the Indre

A wind farm is composed of one or more wind turbines producing electricity. A park requires one or more building permits and is the subject of an administrative procedure, instructed in DDT. A park can have only one operator. The Grenelle’s provisions on the environment require the construction of wind farms: — d'a minimum number of 5 machines for installations whose construction permit application was filed after the publication of Law 2010-788 of 12/07/2010; — d'a wind turbine of less than 30 metres and less than 250 kW. The definition of the wind farm has no administrative or regulatory basis. It is a purely abstract class corresponding to an aggregate of wind turbines. The polygonal geometry of #x27;a wind farm n' is only that; an artifice proposed to map small-scale wind turbines. A wind farm is therefore represented by arbitrary boundaries and does not correspond to any administrative or material control over the land. __Origin__ Surface, linear or point information is shown on the graphical document of the PLU or POS. Its geometry is usually obtained by scanning the overdrawn figures of the regulatory zoning plane. The resulting geographic table must contain all geographical objects of an informative nature in the urban planning document. __Partner organisations__ DDT Hautes-Pyrénées, DDT Indre, laurent dufour __Links annexes__ * [COVADIS data standard: Information point of PLU](http://geostandards.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/afficherPageStandard.do?jeu=N_INFO_PCT_ccccc) [See this page on geo.data.gouv.fr](https://geo.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/38febc1383351dd51235906602970d0249df97f9)