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European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre Environmental Research & Monitoring Programme Socio-Economic Study

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Title: European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre Environmental Research & Monitoring Programme Socio-Economic Study
Author:
Durning, B.; Glasson, J.; Carnie, J.; Olorundami, T.; Welch, K.
Publication Date:
Pages:
29
Affiliation
Oxford Brookes University
Sponsoring Organization:
Vattenfall, European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre
Technology:
Wind Energy, Fixed Offshore Wind
Receptor:
Human Dimensions, Social & Economic Data
Language:
English

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Durning, B.; Glasson, J.; Carnie, J.; Olorundami, T.; Welch, K. (2019). European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre Environmental Research & Monitoring Programme Socio-Economic Study. Report by Oxford Brookes University. Report for Vattenfall.
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TY - RPRT
TI - European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre Environmental Research & Monitoring Programme Socio-Economic Study
AU - Durning, B
AU - Glasson, J
AU - Carnie, J
AU - Olorundami, T
AU - Welch, K
AB - This European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre (EOWDC) research project aims to:Explore methods used to predict socio-economic impactsCompare predicted impacts with actual impactsEnhance understanding of OWF socio-economic impactsHighlight best practice in how to maximise local benefitsThe methods include 4 parallel elements:Examine evolving socio-economic impacts literature, especially on OWFsMonitor the European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre (EOWDC) (Aberdeen OWF) over the project lifecycleReview the socio-economic content in recent OWF Environmental Statements (ES) for the UK and other EU statesCompare EOWDC socio-economic impacts with other studies of OWFs: Beatrice, Hornsea and floating OWFs
DA - 2019/02//
PY - 2019
SP - 29
PB - Oxford Brookes University
UR - https://group.vattenfall.com/uk/siteassets/wind-pdf-documents/eowdc/socio-economic-study-by-oxford-brookes.pdf
LA - English
KW - Wind Energy
KW - Fixed Offshore Wind
KW - Human Dimensions
KW - Social & Economic Data
ER -
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Abstract

This European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre (EOWDC) research project aims to:

  • Explore methods used to predict socio-economic impacts
  • Compare predicted impacts with actual impacts
  • Enhance understanding of OWF socio-economic impacts
  • Highlight best practice in how to maximise local benefits

The methods include 4 parallel elements:

  • Examine evolving socio-economic impacts literature, especially on OWFs
  • Monitor the European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre (EOWDC) (Aberdeen OWF) over the project lifecycle
  • Review the socio-economic content in recent OWF Environmental Statements (ES) for the UK and other EU states
  • Compare EOWDC socio-economic impacts with other studies of OWFs: Beatrice, Hornsea and floating OWFs
This document is related to the Hornsea 3 Project Site.