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Home›Offshore Wind›MarineSpace secures work on Erebus floating wind project
Offshore Wind

March 30, 2020 · about 6 years ago

MarineSpace secures work on Erebus floating wind project

MarineSpace has been appointed as the lead offshore environmental impact assessment (EIA) and consenting consultants for the 96MW Erebus floating offshore wind project in the Celtic Sea. MarineSpace will form part of a wider consultancy team, led by Offshore Wind Consultants (OWC) that will deliver

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MarineSpace has been appointed as the lead offshore environmental impact assessment (EIA) and consenting consultants for the 96MW Erebus floating offshore wind project in the Celtic Sea.

MarineSpace will form part of a wider consultancy team, led by Offshore Wind Consultants (OWC) that will deliver an overall package of engineering, electrical, consenting, commercial and HSEQ for the project.

The EIA and consenting aspects of the onshore elements of the proposed project will be led by ITPE Limited , who will work with MarineSpace to deliver a coordinated EIA and consent application.

“MarineSpace are thrilled to be part of the wider consultancy team appointed to help deliver this exciting project,” said Jonny Lewis , Director at MarineSpace.

“The opportunities for development of FLOW projects in the Celtic Sea region are significant and we hope to be a key part of the local supply chain needed to deliver this, and future projects.”

Total and Simply Blue Energy recently revealed they had established a partnership to develop floating offshore wind projects in the Welsh waters of the Celtic Sea.

The first development is the Erebus demonstration project offshore Pembrokeshire, for which an application has been submitted to the Crown Estate.

The coming phase of work will be coordinated by the team based in MarineSpace’s Pembroke Dock office, supported by its other UK offices.

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