Introduction

• Eneco has been granted the rights to apply for

permission to develop an offshore wind park.

• This will be located off the Dorset and Hampshire

coasts and to the west of the Isle of Wight.

• Eneco has undertaken an appraisal and concluded that

a project of between 900MW and 1200MW can be
developed. This will provide enough renewable power
for between 615,000 and 820,000 homes.

• The final design, layout and ultimate capacity will be

determined only after comprehensive consultation.
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West of the Isle of Wight
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as Zone 7, to Eneco. This
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Environmental Assessment
• This project will deliver UK-sourced, clean
by the Department of Energy
and efficient energy, making a valuable
and Climate Change (DECC). contribution to national carbon reduction
and climate change targets

• Over the next three to four years, Eneco

will carry out surveys, environmental
assessments and full consultation with
key parties. It is expected that the wind
park will be operational in 2019
Deciding where to develop?
The area selected as the location for the wind park is called
the ‘Development Area’. To make a decision on where this
should be located Eneco considered a number of factors.
They included: Other examples of factors we assessed
• environmental constraints such as are included later eg fishing and birds.
protected area and the visual impact
of the turbines; Some of these factors apply to the whole
• stakeholder activities taking place in the of the Zone and others relate to specific
Zone, such as ferry routes and military areas. When these factors were difficult
activity; to overcome, they were identified as hard
• local residents opinions on where the constraints and influence the location of
wind park should be located; and the Development Area. Further details
• the different construction methods of these constraints are provided later.
required in different areas of the Zone,
due to the underlying geology, This information will be submitted
eg foundation type alongside Eneco’s planning application.
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Physical environment
Wind Speed
Wind is obviously one of the main factors
which Eneco will be considering when
deciding where to locate wind turbines.
The amount of power that can be
produced by a wind park depends on
average wind speeds and the extent to
which they vary over the year.
The wind speeds identified will affect
the type of turbine chosen, as turbines
are constructed to be suitable for use at
different wind speeds.
Geology
In Zone 7 there are
various types of
soil, rock, chalk and
gravel, which make
up the seabed.
The methods used to construct the
wind turbines will be affected by the
geology of the seabed. Different types of
foundations will be used to fix the turbines
to the seabed and will depend upon the
underlying geology. Possible foundation
types include: Gravity base foundation;
Jacket foundations; Monopiles and Tripod.
Changes in the slope of the seabed will
also affect the choice of foundation types
and how they are constructed.
Birds
The Zone bird survey traverses a 500 km transect and
observers pay special attention to auk species (guillemots
and razorbills), petrels and shearwaters.
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Commercial sea users
An initial assessment of shipping activity will be prepared to
support the planning application.
This will contain:
• information on chartered boats
• data on other sea users
• feedback on the consultation undertaken
This image shows Automated Identification
System (AIS) data collected over two
separate fortnights. This data is used to
assess commercial boat activity close to
Zone 7 and considers guidance provided
by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency
(MCA).
Further work will also be completed to
prepare a Navigational Risk Assessment
(NRA). This will examine current and future
navigational activity and includes:
• assessment of search and
rescue facilities
• information on pollution risks and how
to respond to them
• safety management
Recreational sea users
The RYA has collated routes used by small recreational
craft into a publication entitled ‘UK Coastal Atlas of
Recreational Routes’.
This data includes cruising routes, sailing During construction and decommissioning
and racing areas as well as the location of phases and for safety reasons all vessels
marinas, RYA affiliated clubs and training and small craft will be prohibited from
centres. This information was considered entering the ongoing construction site.
during the site design process. However during the operational phase they
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will be able to enter the wind park area.
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The wind park will be marked and lit

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Port Locations Fawley
UK Cruising Routes in m below
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- 20 Portsmouth Harbour
Recreational Sailing Bucklers Hard/Beaulieu
Hamble
Route Type > 100
UK Marinas 19.9 - 10
Heavy Cowes Harbour
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lighting will also be installed.

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Feedback from the
previous information day
The public were asked to provide their preferred location
for the wind park at the last round of information days.
Attendees were asked to place a sticker Key
Exhibition Locations

West Isle of Wight Boundary

over the Zone to demonstrate their

Settlement Areas

Lymington
Public Exhibition Response
Suggested Array Location (based on 3km grid)
Frequency
Poole Bournemouth

area of preference. The centre point of

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10 - 12

Freshwater
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these circular stickers was then mapped

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and recorded as displayed above. Blank

squares did not receive any votes.

The map indicates that the north and west

0 2 4

of the Zone were the most popular areas.

nautical miles

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Hard constraints
The map demonstrates the areas highlighted as hard
constraints, which influenced the location of the
Development Area.

Areas of bathymetry
(sloped and uneven seabed),
plus buried channels

Areas of munitions
designated wrecks

Military activity
to the north

Poole Harbour approach

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The Development Area

1 mile is equal to 1.6km, therefore 8 miles is 13km

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The area outlined in green is the Turbines will be constructed within

Development Area for the wind park. this boundary.
Turbines
It is too early in the project
to determine the final type,
size and number of turbines.
148m

It is likely that current technology will

be superseded by larger/more efficient 85m

models by the time the project is

constructed in 2016. A wide variety of
50m 50m
safety zone safety zone
22m 19m air
draught

MHWS

data collection and consultation needs to

be completed (ie environment, geology,
38m
average

SEABED

wind, wave, tidal, navigation) before

designs can be finalised.

Safety Zones that will be applied include:

• 500m exclusion zone around any works
during construction
• 100m no anchoring or dredging zone
around the perimeter of the wind park
during operation
• 50m around the turbines during the
operation phase (TBC)
The turbines will have a minimum rotor
height clearance above mean water
springs of 22 metres.
The figure above shows a typical future
generation turbine/foundation that could
be deployed on the Project.
Ports
Construction Ports Operations and
Maintenance Port

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Typically, Construction Port(s) will be The Operations and Maintenance Port will
required for approximately 4 years+. be required for approximately 25 years.
They will provide logistics for foundation, It is used to support the maintenance of
turbine, cabling operations and the the wind park, which is mainly centred
support services that are required by on the wind turbines. It is envisaged that
such a large marine construction project. the Operations and Maintenance Port will
bring long term employment benefits to
the area.
Supply chain
A project of this size requires a large and complex supply chain.
It is too early to say how contracts will Offshore processes in the development, installation
and operation of a Round 3 wind farm

be structured or awarded to but a typical I4. Construction port

scenario would be: D4.2. Geophysical

survey vessel
O2.2. Technician and
Equipment Transfer

D3.1. Met
station surveys
I2.1. Foundation I3.1. Array cable-laying vessel
installation vessel

D1.5. Ornithological and

mammal surveying craft

Tier 1 – main packages for supply

and install of foundations,
I5.1. Substation
installation vessel

B3. Offshore substation

I7.1. Turbine
installation vessel
I1.2.2. Work class ROV

turbines, cabling and I1.2.1. Cable Plough

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electrical infrastructure
Indicative timeline for a Round 3 wind farm Indicative construction strategy Lifetime costs of an Materials in the turbine and balance of
for a typical offshore wind farm offshore wind farm plant for a 500MW offshore wind farm
Seabed survey
Environmental, coastal process Met station
surveys + human impacts Front end engineering
and design studies 60,000 Oil 0.3%
Year -1 Other
costs Concrete 0.2%
Turbine foundation Vessel Rotor
O+M port
50,000
Electronics 0.5%

& consenting
Development
Substation foundation Vessel

Opportunities exist for local suppliers

Copper 1.4%
Cables Vessel
Maintenance
Operations and
40,000
maintenance
Stainless Steel 2.1%
Nacelle
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Year 0

Wind farm

Mass (T)
Plastic 2.6%

Onshore electrical Operations 30,000

Aluminium 2.9%
Onshore
substation
Substation structure Substation Vessel
High-grade Steel 3.9%
Offshore Installation &
commissioning
Tower 20,000
Offshore electrical substation
Fibreglass etc. 6.0%
(Includes Sea-based
support and
Construction port)

Castings Tower
Balance of plant Cast Iron 7.5%
Export and
array cables Turbine 10,000
foundations
Gearbox Nacelle Vessel Mild Steel 72.1%

Tier 2 – Design, fabrication and within the Tier 2/3 structure. Eneco will
Foundation
installation
Offshore Cables
Other Blades substation
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Rotor Nacelle Tower Foundation Electrical
Onshore
substation

BVG Associates is grateful for the following companies for supplying the images for this poster: Alicat, Beluga-Hochtief, Bonn and Mees,
Noordhoek Offshore for permission to illustrate the ‘Noordhoek Pathfinder’, Oceanteam, Perry Slingsby Systems, SLP Energy and Subocean.

install contracts publish who the Tier 1 suppliers are and

work with them/local stakeholders to
Tier 3 – Supply of materials, plant ensure that local businesses are given
and tertiary services the opportunity to be involved.

To date during the development process

£1.4 million has been spent locally within
the South East/South West economies
(total development spend to date is
£4 million).
Consultation
The information provided today has been presented to
give you an update of our progress.
We would like to collect your views on Planning stage Consultation event
the Development Area selected and how
Sharing views on where wind
Zone Appraisal Process
you have been consulted today. Feedback turbines should be located

forms are provided. Planning application and View and collect

environmental impact comments on more
assessment detailed plans
At the next event, we start formal
consultation and will therefore be asking Submit planning Present final plans
application and give feedback
you to identify any problems you see with
this location and any onshore works. In Ongoing consultation: internet, telephone, email, letters and meeting

a Consultation Report, accompanying

our planning application, we will need to
demonstrate how we have considered
your views. Where relevant, we will also be
required to justify why we have not made
any changes relating to your views.
Next steps
We are currently investigating locations for cables and
onshore infrastructure (eg substations).
This will ensure the energy generated by
the turbines can be transferred to the
national grid. Assessment of protected
environments and engineering constraints,
will be considered alongside the capacity
of existing infrastructure.
Timescales
Next round of consultation: Summer 2011
Submit planning application:
(Development Consent Order) January 2013
Start construction: 2016
Fully operational: 2019
We are expecting to announce where we
will connect to the grid in summer 2011,
alongside a broad cable corridor.
Work will then be completed to conduct
a variety of surveys, which will help us to
identify a final cable route. We will also
examine a number of locations in which to
place a new substation or an extension.
We will display the cable corridor and
substation options during consultation at
the next event in summer 2011.
Following this we will begin to undertake
the completion of an Environmental
Impact Assessment (EIA). An EIA examines
the environmental, economic and social
impact of the planned proposals.
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