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Home›Wind Farms›Hornsea 2 Plans Accepted for Examination
Wind Farms

February 20, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Hornsea 2 Plans Accepted for Examination

SMart Wind’s application for Hornsea Project Two has been accepted for examination by the UK Planning Inspectorate. The Inspectorate now has approximately three months to prepare for the examination, during which residents will be able to register to become an interested party on the application. Th

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SMart Wind’s application for Hornsea Project Two has been accepted for examination by the UK Planning Inspectorate.

The Inspectorate now has approximately three months to prepare for the examination, during which residents will be able to register to become an interested party on the application.

The Hornsea 2 offshore wind project has been proposed for an area approximately 89km off the Yorkshire coast. It will comprise up to 360 turbines with a total maximum output of 1,800Mw.

Image: SMart Wind

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