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Introducing Our Proposals and Consultation Programme Introduction Our Footprint in the UK Autumn 2018 Hornsea Project Four Offshore Wind Farm Introducing our proposals and consultation programme Introduction Our footprint in the UK This document introduces Ørsted’s proposals for our Hornsea Project Four Offshore Wind Farm (‘Hornsea Project Four’). It provides initial information on the project at this early stage. It also describes our plans for public engagement, including your opportunities to get involved and have your say as part of the pre-application consultation. Walney Extension (659 MW) Westermost Rough (210 MW) Walney 1 & 2 (367 MW) Barrow (90 MW) Hornsea 4 West of Duddon Sands Hornsea 1 (1,218 MW) (389 MW) Burbo Bank Extension (258 MW) Hornsea 2 (1,386 MW) Burbo Bank (90 MW) Hornsea 3 (up to 2,400 MW) Who we are Renescience Northwich Lincs (270 MW) Race Bank (573 MW) Ørsted is a renewable energy company taking tangible The UK is our largest market and we currently have 11 action to create a world that runs entirely on green operational offshore wind farms here. We have three energy. We have invested significantly in the UK, where operational offshore wind farms off the UK’s east coast we develop, construct and operate offshore wind farms which are Westermost Rough, Lincs and Race Bank Gunfleet and innovative waste-to-energy technology. Offshore Wind Farms. Worldwide, we have built enough Sands 1 & 2 (173 MW) offshore wind to power 9.5 million people and we plan to Since 2006, we have cut our use of coal by 73% and triple this number by 2025. more than halved our CO2 emissions. By 2023, we will be completely coal-free and will have reduced Our Hornsea Project One and Two Offshore Wind Farms 2 London our CO emissions by 96% against a 2006 baseline. are currently under construction and are situated in the Symbols Our transformation and our recent divestment of the southern North Sea. We have also recently submitted an Array 1 (630 MW) upstream oil and gas business means that we have application for a Development Consent Order (DCO) to In operation become too green for our previous name, DONG Energy. develop Hornsea Project Three Offshore Wind Farm. DONG, originally short for Danish Oil and Natural Gas, is Under construction no longer an accurate description of who we are, or February who we want to be. In development (MW) Total wind farm capacity Under construction Hornsea Project Four Our vision for the project Hornsea Project Four is an offshore wind farm which Electricity generated by Hornsea Project Four will be The Climate Change Act 2008 legally committed The cost of offshore wind has dropped significantly Ørsted is proposing to develop in the North Sea off brought ashore via underground subsea cables which will the UK to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by at over recent years and our ambition is to deliver more the Yorkshire Coast. The project would be located be buried onshore at a point known as ‘landfall’ before least 80% by 2050, compared to the 1990 level.1 Over affordable and clean electricity to UK households whilst approximately 90 km offshore and is associated with the connecting into an onshore substation and the national the next couple of decades, many of the UK’s existing providing local opportunities and benefits. The UK is awarded offshore Agreement for Lease (AfL) of up to grid. We are currently in discussions with National Grid over generating plants are set to close and the UK urgently moving from being powered by polluting fossil fuels to 860 km2. If built, Hornsea Project Four will comprise a proposed grid connection at Creyke Beck. needs to replace large volumes of its existing electricity clean energy, and offshore wind has the potential to up to 180 wind turbines and provide clean, renewable infrastructure with low carbon generation. become the backbone of our future energy system. energy to power UK homes. We are currently assessing potential high-level cable route options and various landfall areas along the East Riding of Yorkshire coastline. Why offshore wind? We’ve already invested over N £8 billion building offshore We are investing in people, WhitbyWhitby W E wind farms in the UK. We’ll growing our business with S be investing at least almost 900 direct employees Scarborough another £4 billion by in the UK. Scarborough Hornsea Project Four the end of 2020. Bridlington Hornsea Project Two Over the last 10 years, Ørsted has built up close relationships with a wide variety of suppliers from across BeverleyKINGSTON UPONKingston the UK who have helped us to deliver our projects whilst Westermost Rough HULLUpon Hull also delivering economic value, through job creation and Hornsea Project One local investment. We look forward to continuing these Killinghome collaborative partnerships for Hornsea Project Four with Hornsea Project Three the relevant Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) and Scunthorpe GRIMSBY Grimsby business groups to understand what can be supplied locally. Typically, we also hold supply chain events nearer to the construction phase with principal contractors, and will advertise these events locally. Race Bank SkegnessSkegness Lincs BostonBoston Cromer Hornsea Project Four Offshore Wind Farm Existing Ørsted Offshore Wind Farm projects Hornsea Project Four Onshore and Offshore Search Area 1 Climate Change Act 2008. Available online: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2008/27/pdfs/ukpga_20080027_en.pdf Components of a typical The development and offshore wind farm application process Below is a graphic which shows the typical components Hornsea Project Four is classified as a Nationally To help demonstrate this to PINS, we will submit a of an offshore wind farm. When developing the plans for Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) as it has a proposed Consultation Report alongside the DCO application, Hornsea Project Four we will be looking into the different generating capacity of over 100 megawatts (MW). We must outlining how the consultation process has been carried options associated with each of these components. therefore apply for a Development Consent Order (DCO) out in accordance with the Planning Act 2008. This report through the Planning Inspectorate (PINS). The application will contain details of the consultation methodology and will be determined by the Secretary of State (SoS) for the feedback submitted in response to the consultation. Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). Explanations will also be provided as to how feedback has influenced our proposals. A DCO application is planned to be submitted in early 2020. Prior to this we will be commencing a series of If the application is accepted, it will enter a six-month public and statutory consultations on our plans for Examination period. During the Examination, either a the scheme. To find out more about our consultation single inspector, or a panel of inspectors appointed by activities please go to the next section of this document. PINS, will evaluate the application and ask questions of us as the developer and of statutory consultees. The Once PINS have received the DCO application they inspector(s) will also consider the representations of all will consider whether to accept the application for stakeholders who have made valid representations. Examination. To be accepted, we must satisfy PINS that our pre-application consultation, both with statutory Following PINS’ examination, there will be a consultees (such as the Local Planning Authorities determination of the application by the SoS. If the and Natural England) and local communities, has application is approved, the DCO will be granted and been undertaken. Ørsted will be given authorisation to begin construction of Hornsea Project Four. Pre-application Pre-examination Decision 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Look out for information in You can now register as A recommendation to local media and in public an interested party; you the relevant Secretary places near the location of will be kept informed of of State will be issued by the proposed project, such progress and opportunities the Planning Inspectorate as your library. We will be to put your case forward. within 3 months. The 1. Offshore wind turbines and 6. Ørsted onshore substation developing our proposals Inspectors will hold a Secretary of State then has and will consult widely Preliminary Meeting and a further 3 months to issue inter array cables using consultation methods set the timetable a decision on the proposal. 7. Existing National Grid substation such as newsletters for Examination. 2. Offshore export cable and events. 8. Existing National Grid power lines 3. Offshore substation 9. Homes 4. Offshore HVAC booster station 5. Onshore export cable and landfall Acceptance The Planning Inspectorate, on behalf of the Secretary of State, has 28 days Examination to decide whether the You can send in your application meets the comments in writing. You required standards to can request to speak proceed to Examination at a public hearing. The Post-decision including whether the Planning Inspectorate has There is the developer’s consultation has 6 months to carry out opportunity for been adequate. the Examination. legal challenge. Public consultation Literature Stakeholder briefing packs will be provided to elected Newsletters will be available online and will be members at the start of the consultation to introduce the distributed bi-annually within the core consultation zone scheme and inform them of how their constituents will be to update residents on the plans and proposals. These Our proposals for Hornsea Project Four are at engaged with during the process. will also be available at Community Access Points across a very early stage in the development process, our Consultation Area and online. and there is still a great deal of consultation Consultation leaflets will be available to all properties and consent assessment work ahead. We want within the core consultation zone (as shown in the map our proposals to develop in response below) and will be available at key locations in the wider to consultation.
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