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MarineSpace to Report on London Array’s Post-Construction Environmental Monitoring
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MarineSpace to Report on London Array’s Post-Construction Environmental Monitoring

MarineSpace Ltd has recently been awarded the contract by London Array Ltd to produce the Year 1 Post-Construction Environmental Monitoring Annual Report for the London Array Offshore Wind Farm. Environmental issues have been a key focus of this project from the EIS stage to date, and publication of

about 11 years ago
Met Office Launches New Virtual Mast
Environment

Met Office Launches New Virtual Mast

The Met Office has launched a new version of its Virtual Met Mast which provides revised wind statistics at higher levels of confidence. Designed to help large and smaller scale wind farm developers and wind farm consultants select the best onshore and offshore wind farm sites throughout Europe. It

about 11 years ago
National Marine Plan ‘Not Fit for Purpose’, Scottish Committee Says
Environment

National Marine Plan ‘Not Fit for Purpose’, Scottish Committee Says

A draft National Marine Plan for Scotland, developed by the Scottish Government over a five year period is still not ‘fit for purpose’ according to the Scottish Parliament’s Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Committee. The Committee voices strong concerns as it reports on the Scottish Go

about 11 years ago
APEM Testifies for Navitus Bay Project
Environment

APEM Testifies for Navitus Bay Project

Two of APEM’s experienced ornithologists provided expert opinion at an inquiry in Bournemouth on the potential effects on birds of the proposed Navitus Bay Wind Park. Principal ornithologist, Dr Roger Buisson, along with technical specialist, Sean Sweeney, answered questions on the potential effects

about 11 years ago
UK’s Offshore Wind Creates Circle of Sustainability
Environment

UK’s Offshore Wind Creates Circle of Sustainability

Following yesterday’s announcement by the UK Government that it will allocate GBP 46 million to projects in seaside towns across England and Scotland, RenewableUK issued a press release to highlight the fact that the Coastal Communities Fund is partially financed by the UK’s offshore wind industry,

about 11 years ago
Crown Estate to Guard Welsh Natural Resources
Environment

Crown Estate to Guard Welsh Natural Resources

The Crown Estate and Natural Resources Wales have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) underlining their commitment to work in partnership to ensure that the natural resources of Wales are sustainably managed in the long term. The Crown Estate has already been working closely with Natural Reso

about 11 years ago
Marylanders to State Leaders: “Double Wind and Solar Now!”
Environment

Marylanders to State Leaders: “Double Wind and Solar Now!”

As the 2015 Maryland General Assembly kicked off Wednesday, activists packed Lawyer’s Mall in front of the State House to call for action in 2015 to double the state’s use of clean electricity like wind and solar. The rally was headlined by a broad array of social justice, environmental, faith, labo

about 11 years ago
Denmark Passes Climate Change Act
Environment

Denmark Passes Climate Change Act

Climate change represents a serious threat to our welfare society, the business community and individual citizens. However, with the Climate Change Act – passed by the Danish Parliament on January 12 – Denmark is taking its share of responsibility for limiting climate change, according to Minister f

about 11 years ago
RSPB Challenges Scottish Offshore Wind
Environment

RSPB Challenges Scottish Offshore Wind

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) has launched a legal challenge against approval of four wind farms off Scottish coast. Namely, the Scottish part of the wildlife charity is seeking a judicial review against Inch Cape, Neart na Gaoithe and Seagreen Alpha and Bravo, claiming they c

about 11 years ago
LongBay SeaPower Submits West Somerset Lagoon Details
Environment

LongBay SeaPower Submits West Somerset Lagoon Details

The company behind the West Somerset Lagoon has submitted details about a forthcoming planning submission for its tidal energy project. LongBay SeaPower proposes to harness the natural resources of the Bristol Channel to generate electricity. The GBP 2.4 billion project would comprise a continuous b

about 11 years ago
BOEM Extends Virginia Offshore Wind Public Comments Deadline
Environment

BOEM Extends Virginia Offshore Wind Public Comments Deadline

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is giving the public an extra two weeks to comment on wind energy project offshore Virginia. The Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy (DMME) plans to install and operate two 6 MW wind turbine generators as part of research activities plan cal

about 11 years ago
Renewables to Reefs, Proposed Option for Offshore Wind
Environment

Renewables to Reefs, Proposed Option for Offshore Wind

Authors of a recently issued paper from different schools of the University of Hull have looked into decommissioning options for offshore wind industry. As the offshore wind industry is relatively new but increasing globally, they believe it is important that the whole life-cycle is managed. The pap

about 11 years ago
Wind Powers More than Quarter of UK Homes
Environment

Wind Powers More than Quarter of UK Homes

RenewableUK has highlighted new official statistics from National Grid which show that record amounts of clean electricity were generated by wind power in 2014. Wind generated enough electricity to supply the needs of more than 6.7 million UK households last year; a 15% increase on the amount genera

about 11 years ago
Acta Marine Finishes Two Cone Penetration Testing Projects
Environment

Acta Marine Finishes Two Cone Penetration Testing Projects

Acta Marine’s Coastal Chariot has successfully finished two cone penetration testing (C.P.T.) projects in U.K. and Germany. Coastal Chariot assisted a well-known geophysical services company in Liverpool waters and she has assisted a Swedish survey company in German waters. The projects, even while

about 11 years ago
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