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Historic Environment Guidance for Wave and Tidal Renewable Energy

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Title: Historic Environment Guidance for Wave and Tidal Renewable Energy
Author:
Robertson, P.; Shaw, A.
Publication Date:
Event Name:
Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewables (EIMR) 2014
Event Location:
Stornoway, Scotland, UK
Pages:
16
Technology:
Marine Energy, Tidal, Wave
Receptor:
Human Dimensions
Language:
English

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Robertson, P.; Shaw, A. (2014). Historic Environment Guidance for Wave and Tidal Renewable Energy [Presentation]. Presented at Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewables (EIMR) 2014, Stornoway, Scotland, UK.
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AB - In 2012, English Heritage commissioned Fjordr Ltd to prepare guidance on the interaction between wave and tidal energy generation and the historic environment[1]. Partnership funding from Historic Scotland and Cadw enabled the guidance to encompass Scotland and Wales. This paper describes the key findings that emerged from a programme of extensive preparatory research and discussions with developers, regulators and archaeologists across Great Britain. It describes some effects of wave and tidal energy on the historic environment, with a particular focus on Scotland, and identifies options and best practice for ensuring that such development is undertaken sustainably.The Extended Abstract is available here.**No Video is Available for this Session
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Abstract

In 2012, English Heritage commissioned Fjordr Ltd to prepare guidance on the interaction between wave and tidal energy generation and the historic environment[1]. Partnership funding from Historic Scotland and Cadw enabled the guidance to encompass Scotland and Wales. This paper describes the key findings that emerged from a programme of extensive preparatory research and discussions with developers, regulators and archaeologists across Great Britain. It describes some effects of wave and tidal energy on the historic environment, with a particular focus on Scotland, and identifies options and best practice for ensuring that such development is undertaken sustainably.

The Extended Abstract is available here.

**No Video is Available for this Session