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Moray East Environmental Statement

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Title: Moray East Environmental Statement
Author:
Moray Offshore Wind Farm (East) Limited
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Affiliation
Moray Offshore Wind Farm (East) Limited
Technology:
Wind Energy, Fixed Offshore Wind
Receptor:
Human Dimensions, Environmental Impact Assessment
Language:
English

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Moray Offshore Wind Farm (East) Limited (2012). Moray East Environmental Statement. Report by Moray Offshore Wind Farm (East) Limited.
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AB - This Environmental Statement (ES) has been prepared by Moray Offshore Renewables Ltd (MORL) to accompany the consent applications under Section 36 of the Electricity Act 1989, Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 and Marine (Scotland) Act 2010, to construct, operate and decommission three wind farm sites (Telford Offshore Wind Farm, Stevenson Offshore Wind Farm and MacColl Offshore Wind Farm). MORL has applied for a Marine Licence for each wind farm site to allow deposition of infrastructure on the seabed. A single Marine Licence application has been submitted to support the offshore aspects of MORL’s Transmission Infrastructure (TI). An application for planning permission for the onshore aspects of the TI will be submitted to the relevant authorities, supported by this ES and such further information as is required tosupport the planning application. The consent applications will be determined by the Scottish Ministers, acting through Marine Scotland Licensing Operations Team (MS-LOT). Onshore consent will be determined by the Local Planning Authority (LPA) Aberdeenshire Council.Chapter 1: BackgroundChapter 2: Project DetailsChapter 3: Physical Environment BaselineChapter 4: Biological Environment BaselineChapter 5: Human Environment BaselineChapter 6: Physical Environment OGS IAChapter 7: Biological Environment OGS IAChapter 8: Human Environment OGS IAChapter 9: Physical Environment TI IAChapter 10: Biological Environment TI IAChapter 11: Human Environment TI IAChapter 12: Whole Project AssessmentChapter 13: Physical Environment CIAChapter 14: Biological Environment CIAChapter 15: Human Environment CIA
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Abstract

This Environmental Statement (ES) has been prepared by Moray Offshore Renewables Ltd (MORL) to accompany the consent applications under Section 36 of the Electricity Act 1989, Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 and Marine (Scotland) Act 2010, to construct, operate and decommission three wind farm sites (Telford Offshore Wind Farm, Stevenson Offshore Wind Farm and MacColl Offshore Wind Farm). MORL has applied for a Marine Licence for each wind farm site to allow deposition of infrastructure on the seabed. A single Marine Licence application has been submitted to support the offshore aspects of MORL’s Transmission Infrastructure (TI). An application for planning permission for the onshore aspects of the TI will be submitted to the relevant authorities, supported by this ES and such further information as is required to
support the planning application. The consent applications will be determined by the Scottish Ministers, acting through Marine Scotland Licensing Operations Team (MS-LOT). Onshore consent will be determined by the Local Planning Authority (LPA) Aberdeenshire Council.

This document is related to the Moray East Project Site.