Energy Isles
This website contains project news and updates since Statkraft involvement in late 2019.
To view the planning application and history of the project visit www.energyisles.co.uk
Energy Isles Wind Farm was first identified in 2012 and established by Energy Isles Limited, a consortium of over 50 mainly Shetland-based companies working together to develop a wind farm in the north of Yell.
In 2019, Energy Isles Limited announced a development partnership with Statkraft, Europe's largest generator of renewable energy.
This project has evolved throughout this time - starting from a 63 turbine scheme to the 23 turbines presently proposed. This has all been as a result of several consultation events and feedback from statutory bodies.
A planning application was submitted to the Scottish Government in May 2019, with further information due to be submitted in summer.
Register to be kept up to date with progress news, or ask us a question.
This website provides the latest project news since late 2019.
To view the planning application and history of the project visit www.energyisles.co.uk
This website contains project news and updates since Statkraft involvement in late 2019.
To view the planning application and history of the project visit www.energyisles.co.uk
Energy Isles Wind Farm was first identified in 2012 and established by Energy Isles Limited, a consortium of over 50 mainly Shetland-based companies working together to develop a wind farm in the north of Yell.
In 2019, Energy Isles Limited announced a development partnership with Statkraft, Europe's largest generator of renewable energy.
This project has evolved throughout this time - starting from a 63 turbine scheme to the 23 turbines presently proposed. This has all been as a result of several consultation events and feedback from statutory bodies.
A planning application was submitted to the Scottish Government in May 2019, with further information due to be submitted in summer.
Register to be kept up to date with progress news, or ask us a question.
This website provides the latest project news since late 2019.
To view the planning application and history of the project visit www.energyisles.co.uk
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Our commitment to maximise local contractors
26 Nov 2020We are pleased to announce our commitment to use a free online portal to maximise the involvement of Shetland-based contractors and sub-contractors.
Statkraft has signed up to the Open4Business (O4B) portal and urges Shetland companies and suppliers to register so they can find out more about opportunities that will be available if the project is consented by the Scottish Government.
The Open4Business portal is owned by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) and managed by Inverness Chamber of Commerce. Shetland-based businesses so far registered, include civil engineering firms, plant hire companies, transport and haulage providers, accommodation providers, consultants and fencers.
The commitment to advertise contracts via O4B is the latest action taken by Statkraft to ensure local businesses and communities would benefit from the Energy Isles project. Other actions taken include:
- Suppliers Days in Lerwick and Yell
- Establishment of Shetland Renewables Development Network (SRDN)
- Commitment to deliver a community benefit fund of £24m over 30 years.
- Offering an opportunity for the community to participate in Shared Ownership of the project.
Charlotte Healey, Project Manager for Statkraft, said:
“The origins of this project within the Yell and Shetland communities make it even more important that the local economy gains the maximum benefit. We want to take advantage of the decades of experience that Shetland businesses have working in the energy industry and the O4B platform offers the perfect way of doing that.”
The proposed wind farm was initially conceived by a group of Shetland businesses who formed Energy Isles Ltd in 2014 to pursue the application which was originally submitted in May 2019. Statkraft was announced as the development partner in October 2019 and submitted its final plans for the wind farm to the Scottish Government in August 2020.
O4B Programme Manager Sandra McCaughey welcomed the strong commitment shown at this early stage by Statkraft to ensure Shetland businesses have visibility of contract opportunities and the chance to bid for work which would be available through the Energy Isles project. She added:
“I am delighted that Statkraft has signed up to use Open4Business. By making a commitment to using the Open4Business portal Statkraft are strengthening the actions they have already taken to ensure local businesses and communities will gain maximum benefit from the Energy Isles project. I am looking forward to working closely with Statkraft to support their aims to deliver a positive impact for Shetland businesses and communities”
David Taylor, HIE – Senior Development Manager, Energy and Low Carbon said:
“The Open4Business online portal has been fantastic in connecting developers with local contractors, including more than 70 Shetland firms who are registered on the free portal. Inverness Chamber of Commerce have done great work in promoting O4B to global company Statkraft, who clearly recognise the potential benefits of the portal in connecting with the wider Shetland supply chain.”
Katrina Wiseman HIE Shetland Area Team Leader said:
“We are delighted to see developers committing to promoting future opportunities through the O4B site with the Energy Isles project as the next prospect. This will allow Shetland businesses to tender for work increasing the local economic benefits and employment arising from these projects.”
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Ecological restoration plan leads to nomination for prestigious renewables award
24 Nov 2020Wildfires which devastated much of the Moray countryside in the north of Scotland last year have led to increased environmental benefits being proposed by Europe’s largest renewable energy producer.
Work on Statkraft’s proposed extension to the Berry Burn Wind Farm, near Forres, has been shortlisted for the Outstanding Project Award, at the Scottish Renewables ‘Green Energy Awards’. In April 2019, a catastrophic wildfire spread throughout the site causing damage to precious habitats and threatening the project all together. The fire burnt for over a week and it took some time to ensure that peat fires were extinguished, and safe access could be allowed.
Unfortunately, the habitats and vegetation across a large area - including the entire proposed extension area – were utterly devastated.
Experts from ecological consultancy Avian Ecology worked tirelessly to ensure the project could continue by working with NatureScot (formerly Scottish Natural Heritage) and the local community to find ways to restore and then enhance the biodiversity of the site.
Avian Ecology mapped out an engagement approach, with a high emphasis on early and on-going consultation with NatureScot to deliver an innovative habitat management plan that would bring a biodiversity net gain to the fire-damaged area, helping to turn around the catastrophe. In addition, they proposed measures to prevent the spreading of future wildfires, reducing the chance of such extensive damage reoccurring. The plan was carefully designed so as to provide improved peatland habitats for wildlife and carbon storage, providing clear benefits over and above those already in place for the operational Berry Burn Wind Farm.
That work has now been recognised for its quality with the shortlisting for the prestigious Green Energy Awards.
Mícheál Ó Broin, Senior Development Manager at Statkraft said: “Avian Ecology has exceeded our expectations. Their innovative ideas to minimise impacts to the natural environment is paramount in this industry as we work towards our ambitious net-zero target. We are delighted that this project partnership is getting the recognition it deserves.”
Howard Fearn, Director at Avian Ecology Limited said: “The devastating wildfire of April 2019 significantly impeded our normal process to survey and assess ecological impacts of the proposed extension. An entirely new approach was required, and we recognised this as an opportunity to increase the environmental benefits the project could deliver. It required innovative thinking and a close-working relationship with NatureScot. The wind farm extension would enable a significant biodiversity gain through improving peat habitats, accelerating recovery from fire damage and reducing damage from future wildfires.”
Due to Covid-19, this year’s Awards event will be held online on Thursday 26 November.
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Read More: Renewables in the North Isles
21 Sep 2020A brief summary of the Energy Isles Wind Farm has been published, showing how it has evolved since first being proposed eight years ago. From its first beginnings as a 63 turbine project, the wind farm has constantly been re-assessed and refined as more information and feedback has been received.
The 23 turbine project submitted this year strikes the right balance between utilising the wind resource of the North Isles to generate clean energy, and respecting the local environment and landscape. Ask a question or comment on the project.
We want to make sure we keep you informed on the project - please register for updates.
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Energy Isles Shetland submits final plans for North Yell Wind Farm
28 Aug 2020Final plans for a proposed wind farm in North Yell have been submitted to the Scottish Government by Energy Isles Shetland.
The Supplementary Environmental Information (SEI) submitted to the Scottish Government by renewable energy company Statkraft represents the final plans for the proposed wind farm which was initially conceived by a group of local businesses in 2012. The group later formed Energy Isles Ltd in 2014 to pursue the application which was originally submitted in May 2019. Statkraft was announced as the development partner in October 2019.
The final proposals for the Energy Isles wind farm include 23 turbines, 14 with a tip height of 200m and 9 with a tip height of 180m, with an installed capacity of approximately 160MW. The project is estimated to generate electricity equivalent to the annual consumption of 190,000 homes. A Community Benefit Fund for the project would deliver £800,000 per year, a total of £24m over the 30-year life of the wind farm.
The development and construction phase is expected to bring a total of £20.3m of investment to Shetland.
Charlotte Healey, Project Manager for Statkraft, said: “The Energy Isles wind farm is a very important renewable energy project for Statkraft and I am very proud to see the final plans and Supplementary Environmental Information submitted to the Scottish Government.”
“Working with the initial consortium who conceived and developed this project has been nothing short of inspirational. The support and information we have had from the community has been incredible and they truly see the potential for this project to help transform Shetland into a hub for renewable energy.”Derek Jamieson from Energy Isles Limited said: “It’s been a long hard road to get to this point where the final plans for the Energy Isles wind farm can be submitted. The work by local folk to develop an initial idea from way back in 2012 to today shows the enthusiasm to bring renewable energy to Yell.”
“Throughout this process the project has received strong support from local folk, but we’ve also worked very hard as a team to, where possible, address matters raised by consultees and the wider public so that our final submission reflects a project we hope the communities of the North Isles can be truly proud of.”
The full application can be viewed on the project website and will be open for public comment between 4 September – 12 October 2020 at www.energyconsents.scot.
Statkraft is also a member of the Shetland Renewable Development Network (SRDN) and has held 2 Suppliers’ Days, attended by over 100 local businesses.
As part of the community consultation, three separate series of exhibitions have been held as the project has evolved, in June 2018, February 2019 and February 2020. Statkraft have also held discussions locally involving Local Energy Scotland and local people over the possibility of Shared Ownership in the project.
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Notes for Editors:
About Energy Isles wind farm:
- Energy Consents Unit Reference: ECU00001844
- 23 turbines
- 14 turbines with 200m tip height
- 9 turbines with 180m tip height
- Approximately 160MW installed capacity
- Equivalent to the average annual electricity demand of 197,572 typical homes*
*based on average consumption of 3,618 kWh pa. BEIS, 2019
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Statkraft delivers certainty for Energy Isles
06 Apr 2020In October 2019, Energy Isles Limited, the consortium of over 50 mainly Shetland-based companies working together to develop a wind farm in the north of Yell, announced their new development partner, Norwegian energy company, Statkraft.
The announcement follows the submission of a full planning application for a 29 turbine wind farm in May 2019 to Scottish Ministers under Section 36 of the Electricity Act.
Director of Energy Isles Derek Jamieson said: “We’ve undertaken a great deal of work on this project over the past five years and, as a consortium made up of primarily small to medium-sized local businesses, we were clear from an early stage that there would come a time when we’d need to bring on board the right development partner to help us take things forward.
“In choosing Statkraft we have found a company that shares our commitment to maximising the benefits of Shetland's emerging new renewable energy sector.
“Statkraft has a great reputation in the green energy sector across the world and has the financial capability to help us deliver the Energy Isles wind farm. They understand the work that has already gone into the project and have the expertise to help us take it to the next stage.”
Statkraft UK Managing Director, David Flood said: “We are delighted to come to an agreement with Energy Isles and this fits perfectly with our onshore wind power strategy”.
"The Energy Isles team has done a great job in getting the scheme to where it is today. We are sure that adding our experience and expertise will allow the development of the wind farm to continue to progress and we look forward to working together.”
Derek Jamieson added: “Over the coming decades onshore wind power has a crucial role to play in helping to meet our climate change targets. By investing in renewable energy solutions, Shetland has the opportunity to continue exporting energy to the wider world, diversifying our economy and creating opportunities for future generations.
To find out more about Statkraft, go to www.statkraft.co.uk
Visit www.energyisles.co.uk/documents to view historical project information, and learn more about the Energy Isles consortium,
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Updated Wind Farm Plans Presented in February 2020
by Nhaylene, 18 Jun 2020Local residents from the North Isles were invited to view updated plans for the Energy Isles Wind Farm on Yell. The plans from Statkraft, Europe’s largest generator of renewable energy, were on view at Cullivoe Hall on Tuesday 4th February 2020 from 12 noon - 7pm.
Charlotte Healey, Project Director for Statkraft said; “This is our third consultation and we have talked to a lot of local residents about our proposals. The feedback we received has influenced how we have taken the project forward.
“We have continued to work behind the scenes with key statutory consultees and this has led us to the final layout and design that we will be showing to people at the exhibition.”
In 2019, Energy Isles Limited announced a development partnership with Statkraft. The project is continuing under the banner of Energy Isles Shetland Limited.
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Stage 1: Site Selection
Energy Isles has finished this stageThe site was first assessed in 2012. Research has shown exceptionally good wind speed and minimal technical constraints on the site.
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Stage 2: Pre-Planning
Energy Isles has finished this stageThe Energy Isles team has been working on the design and layout over the past six years to get to the design and layout you see today.
At an early stage the view of Scottish Government and Shetland Council is requested on the level of study required (known as "Scoping"). The project evolves, taking information from site studies and engagement with the public, and statutory consultees.
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Stage 3: Submit Planning Application, and Await Decision
Energy Isles is currently at this stageIn May 2019 an application was submitted to the Scottish Government, accompanied by a comprehensive Environmental Report showing the results of all studies undertaken. View at www.energyisles.co.uk/documents.
Interested parties and statutory consultees such as Shetland Council can formally comment on the application. -
Stage 4: Submit Further Information, and Await Decision
this is an upcoming stage for Energy IslesIn Summer 2020 more information will be submitted. This will be publicly available, and uploaded on this site.
Shetland Council, other consultees and local residents have an opportunity to submit their views on this new information.
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Stage 5: Construction
this is an upcoming stage for Energy IslesIf approved, construction begins at least one year after consent.
Construction typically takes 12-18 months and planning conditions are used to manage elements of construction.
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Stage 6: Operation (30 years)
this is an upcoming stage for Energy IslesThe turbines are managed from an on-site maintenance team, and operations are controlled by detailed planning conditions.
A community fund is active throughout, for worthwhile community initiatives.
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Stage 7: Decommissioning
this is an upcoming stage for Energy IslesAt the end of the planning period, turbines are removed and the site is restored. A parent company guarantee or financial bond is in place to cover this cost.
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s36 Application - Supplementary Environmental Information (September 2020)
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SEI - Contents (219 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Non-Technical Summary (1.47 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Consultation Report (7.98 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Update Planning Statement (978 KB) (pdf)
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Volume 1 - Written Statement
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SEI - Volume 1 - Abbreviations (131 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 1 - Introduction (183 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 2 - Consultation (219 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 3 - Proposed Development (202 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 4 - Approach to EIA (95.1 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 5 - Landscape & Visual (697 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 6 - Ornithology (572 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 7 - Ecology (542 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 8 - Noise (390 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 9 - Cultural Heritage (268 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 10 - Geology Peat Hydrology and Hydrogeology (371 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 11 - Traffic and Transport (359 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 12 - Socio-Economic Tourism and Recreation (327 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 13 - Aviation and Radar (186 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 14 - Shadow Flicker (452 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 15 - Telecommunications (309 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 16 - Carbon Calculator (771 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 17 - Schedule of Environmental Commitments (387 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 1 - Chapter 18 - Summary of Residual Effects (509 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figures
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 3.1 - 2019 Layout (3.08 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 3.2 - Layout K (3.07 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 3.3 - Layout L (2.98 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 3.4 - 2020 Layout M (2.96 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.1 - Viewsheds and Vantage Points (2.17 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.2 - Greylag goose flights (2.51 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.3 - Red throated diver flights March 2020 (2.3 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.4 - Curlew flights (2.37 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.5 - Whimbrel flights (2.34 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.6 - Golden plover flights (2.38 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.7 - Great skua flights 2016 (3.08 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.8 - Arctic skua flights (2.56 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.9 - Arctic tern flights (2.39 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.10 - Fulmar flights (2.39 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.11 - Curlew territories (4.5 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.12 - Snipe territories (4.95 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.13 - Golden Plover territories (4.81 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.14 - Dunlin territories (4.84 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.15 - Lapwing, Ringed Plover territories (4.57 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.16 - Great skua territories (4.95 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 6.17 - Arctic skua territories (4.67 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 7.1 - NVC Communities (1.59 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 8.1 - Noise Study Area (1.53 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 9.1 - Heritage Assets within site (3.9 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 9.2 - Heritage Assets within 10km (3.62 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 10.1 - Peat Storage Area Constraints (4.66 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 10.2 - Peat Restoration Areas (3.52 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 2 - Figure 14.1 - Shadow Flicker study area (1.94 MB) (pdf)
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Volume 3a - Visualisations
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.1.1-Yell_006_LVIA Study Area (570 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.1.2-Yell_007_Designations Plan (1.65 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.1.3-Yell_008-Character Areas Plan (2.55 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.1.4-Yell_009_Viewpoint Location Plan. (833 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.1-Yell_056_Comparative Blade Tip ZTV (2.29 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.2a-Yell_056_Comparative Blade Tip ZTV-Q-A (1.23 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.2c-Yell_056_Comparative Blade Tip ZTV-Q-C (3.92 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.2d-Yell_056_Comparative Blade Tip ZTV-Q-D (2.88 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.3-Yell_057_Comparative Hub Height ZTV (2.34 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.4a-Yell_057_Comparative Hub Height ZTV-Q-A (1.23 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.4c-Yell_057_Comparative Hub Height ZTV-Q-C (3.9 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.4d-Yell_057_Comparative Hub Height ZTV-Q-D (2.97 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.5-Yell_056_Blade Tip ZTV-20km (3.93 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.6-Yell_057_Hub Height ZTV-20km (3.9 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.7-Yell_056_Blade Tip ZTV-40km (2.62 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.2.8-Yell_057_Hub Height ZTV-40km (2.63 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.3.1a-Yell_020-ES_VP1 Tittyans Hill-VP Loc (7.6 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.3.1b-Yell_020-ES_VP1 Tittyans Hill-Existing_Wire (1.39 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.3.1dii-Yell_020-ES_VP1 Tittyans Hill-Montage (2) (1.23 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3a - Figure 5.3.4a-Yell_022-ES_VP4 Cullivoe-VP Loc (7.66 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.12c-Yell_033-ES_VP12 Brough Lodge-Wireframe (374 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.12d-Yell_033-ES_VP12 Brough Lodge-Montage (1010 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.13a-Yell_032-ES_VP13 A968 NCR1-VP Loc (7.8 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.13b-Yell_032-ES_VP13 A968 NCR1-Existing_Wire (1.92 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.13d-Yell_032-ES_VP13 A968 NCR1-Montage (1.48 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.14a-Yell_034-ES_VP14 Wood Wick-VP Loc (7.14 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.14b-Yell_034-ES_VP14 Wood Wick-Existing_Wire (2.07 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.14c-Yell_034-ES_VP14 Wood Wick-Wireframe (389 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.14d-Yell_034-ES_VP14 Wood Wick-Montage (1.63 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.15a-Yell_029-ES_VP15 Hill of Reafirth-VP Loc (7.95 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.15b-Yell_029-ES_VP15 Hill of Reafirth-Existing_Wire (2.11 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.15c-Yell_029-ES_VP15 Hill of Reafirth-Wireframe (386 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.15d-Yell_029-ES_VP15 Hill of Reafirth-Montage (1.34 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.16a-Yell_035-ES_VP16 Point of Fethaland-VP Loc (6.82 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.16b-Yell_035-ES_VP16 Point of Fethaland-Existing_Wire (1.71 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.16c-Yell_035-ES_VP16 Point of Fethaland-Wireframe (362 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.16d-Yell_035-ES_VP16 Point of Fethaland-Montage (1.15 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.17a-Yell_036-ES_VP17 Loch of Houllsquey-VP Loc (7.11 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.17b-Yell_036-ES_VP17 Loch of Houllsquey-Existing_Wire (1.54 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.17c-Yell_036-ES_VP17 Loch of Houllsquey-Wireframe (323 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.17d-Yell_036-ES_VP17 Loch of Houllsquey-Montage (1.12 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.18a-Yell_038-ES_VP18 Hermaness Hill-VP Loc (6.93 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.18b-Yell_038-ES_VP18 Hermaness Hill-Existing_Wire (1.97 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.18c-Yell_038-ES_VP18 Hermaness Hill-Wireframe (381 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.18d-Yell_038-ES_VP18 Hermaness Hill-Montage (1.52 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.19a-Yell_037-ES_VP19 Settlement at Burra Voe-VP Loc (7.47 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.19b-Yell_037-ES_VP19 Settlement at Burra Voe-Existing_Wire (1.87 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.19c-Yell_037-ES_VP19 Settlement at Burra Voe-Wireframe (306 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.19d-Yell_037-ES_VP19 Settlement at Burra Voe-Montage (1.3 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.20a-Yell_039-ES_VP20 Ronas Hill-VP Loc (8.09 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.20b-Yell_039-ES_VP20 Ronas Hill-Existing_Wire (1.55 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.20c-Yell_039-ES_VP20 Ronas Hill-Wireframe (385 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.20d-Yell_039-ES_VP20 Ronas Hill-Montage (1.1 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.21a-Yell_040-ES_VP21 Hill of Swinster-VP Loc (8.03 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.21b-Yell_040-ES_VP21 Hill of Swinster-Existing_Wire (1.73 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.21c-Yell_040-ES_VP21 Hill of Swinster-Wireframe (378 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3b - Figure 5.3.21d-Yell_040-ES_VP21 Hill of Swinster-Montage (1.17 MB) (pdf)
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Volume 3c - Visualisations
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.4.1-Yell_041_Cumulative Site Location Plan_60km (1.69 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.4.2-Yell_041_Cumulative Site Location Plan_40km (1.64 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.5.1-Yell_042_Cumulative ZTV1 (2.25 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.1a-Yell_044_Cumulative VP12-VP Loc (7.23 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.1b-Yell_044_Cumulative VP12-North_South (404 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.1c-Yell_044_Cumulative VP12-East_West (482 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.2a-Yell_054_Cumulative VP15-VP Loc (8.21 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.2b-Yell_054_Cumulative VP15-North_South (435 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.2c-Yell_054_Cumulative VP15-East_West (365 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.3a-Yell_045_Cumulative VP18-VP Loc (6.63 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.3b-Yell_045_Cumulative VP18-North_South (419 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.3c-Yell_045_Cumulative VP18-East_West (420 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.4a-Yell_046_Cumulative VP21-VP Loc (8.34 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.4b-Yell_046_Cumulative VP21-North_South (409 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.6.4c-Yell_046_Cumulative VP21-East_West (364 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.1a-Yell_023-ES_VP3 Haa of Houlland-VP Loc (7.71 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.1b-Yell_023-ES_VP3 Haa of Houlland-Existing_Wire (1.59 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.1c-Yell_023-ES_VP3 Haa of Houlland-Low Light 1 (1.2 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.1d-Yell_023-ES_VP3 Haa of Houlland-Dusk 1 (659 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.1e-Yell_023-ES_VP3 Haa of Houlland-Darkness 1 (490 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.2a-Yell_027-ES_VP7 Cunnister-VP Loc (7.71 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.2b-Yell_027-ES_VP7 Cunnister-Existing_Wire (1.42 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.2c-Yell_027-ES_VP7 Cunnister-Low Light (1020 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.2d-Yell_027-ES_VP7 Cunnister-Dusk (621 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.2e-Yell_027-ES_VP7 Cunnister-Darkness (343 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.3a-Yell_030-ES_VP10 Westing-VP Loc (7.58 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.3b-Yell_030-ES_VP10 Westing-Existing_Wire (1.59 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.3c-Yell_030-ES_VP10 Westing-Low Light (861 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.3d-Yell_030-ES_VP10 Westing-Dusk (596 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.3e-Yell_030-ES_VP10 Westing-Darkness (366 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.7.4-Yell_055-Lighting Comparative ZTV (2.19 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.1a-Yell_049-RVAA_VP1 Sellerfirth-VP Loc (769 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.1b-Yell_049-RVAA_VP1 Sellerfirth-ZTV (2.52 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.1c-Yell_049-RVAA_VP1 Sellerfirth-Existing_Wire (1.97 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.1di-Yell_049-RVAA_VP1 Sellerfirth-Wireframe (302 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.1dii-Yell_049-RVAA_VP1 Sellerfirth-Wireframe (2) (293 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.2a-Yell_050-RVAA_VP2 Heath Cottage-VP Loc (687 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.2b-Yell_050-RVAA_VP2 Heath Cottage-ZTV (2.52 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.2c-Yell_050-RVAA_VP2 Heath Cottage-Existing_Wire (1.8 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.2di-Yell_050-RVAA_VP2 Heath Cottage-Wireframe (330 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.2dii-Yell_050-RVAA_VP2 Heath Cottage-Wireframe (2) (316 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.3a-Yell_051-RVAA_VP3 Fishermens Memorial-VP Loc (668 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.3b-Yell_051-RVAA_VP3 Fishermens Memorial-ZTV (2.52 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.3c-Yell_051-RVAA_VP3 Fishermens Memorial-Existing_Wire (1.91 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.3d-Yell_051-RVAA_VP3 Fishermens Memorial-Wireframe (315 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.4a-Yell_052-RVAA_VP4 The Kirks-VP Loc (667 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.4b-Yell_052-RVAA_VP4 The Kirks-ZTV (2.52 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.4c-Yell_052-RVAA_VP4 The Kirks-Existing_Wire (2.06 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.4d-Yell_052-RVAA_VP4 The Kirks-Wireframe (320 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.5a-Yell_053-RVAA_VP5 East Gloup-VP Loc (648 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.5b-Yell_053-RVAA_VP5 East Gloup-ZTV (2.52 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.5c-Yell_053-RVAA_VP5 East Gloup-Existing_Wire (1.7 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3c - Figure 5.8.5d-Yell_053-RVAA_VP5 East Gloup-Wireframe (302 KB) (pdf)
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Volume 3d - Visualisations - Cultural Heritage
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.1a-Yell_010-Arch_VP1-VP Loc (7.34 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.1b-Yell_010-Arch_VP1-Existing_Wire (1.32 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.1c-Yell_010-Arch_VP1-Wireframe (305 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.1d-Yell_010-Arch_VP1-Montage (1.22 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.2a-Yell_011-Arch_VP2-VP Loc (7.52 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.2b-Yell_011-Arch_VP2-Existing_Wire (1.82 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.2c-Yell_011-Arch_VP2-Wireframe (314 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.2d-Yell_011-Arch_VP2-Montage (1.3 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.3a-Yell_012-Arch_VP3-VP Loc (7.74 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.3b-Yell_012-Arch_VP3-Existing_Wire (1.72 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.3c-Yell_012-Arch_VP3-Wireframe (293 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.3d-Yell_012-Arch_VP3-Montage (1.53 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.4a-Yell_013-Arch_VP4-VP Loc (7.51 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.4b-Yell_013-Arch_VP4-Existing_Wire (2.12 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.4c-Yell_013-Arch_VP4-Wireframe (371 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.4d-Yell_013-Arch_VP4-Montage (1.42 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.5a-Yell_014-Arch_VP5-VP Loc (7.56 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.5b-Yell_014-Arch_VP5-Existing_Wire (1.82 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.5c-Yell_014-Arch_VP5-Wireframe (315 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.5d-Yell_014-Arch_VP5-Wireframe (2) (324 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.5e-Yell_014-Arch_VP5-Montage (2.1 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.5f-Yell_014-Arch_VP5-Montage (2) (1.79 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.6a-Yell_015-Arch_VP6-VP Loc (7.56 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.6b-Yell_015-Arch_VP6-Existing_Wire (1.73 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.6c-Yell_015-Arch_VP6-Wireframe (310 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.6d-Yell_015-Arch_VP6-Montage (1.29 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.7a-Yell_016-Arch_VP7-VP Loc (7.59 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.7b-Yell_016-Arch_VP7-Existing_Wire (1.69 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.7c-Yell_016-Arch_VP7-Wireframe (309 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.7d-Yell_016-Arch_VP7-Montage (1.44 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.8a-Yell_017-Arch_VP8-VP Loc (7.61 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.8b-Yell_017-Arch_VP8-Existing_Wire (1.78 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.8c-Yell_017-Arch_VP8-Wireframe (304 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.8d-Yell_017-Arch_VP8-Montage (1.37 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.9a-Yell_018-Arch_VP9-VP Loc (7.69 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.9b-Yell_018-Arch_VP9-Existing_Wire (1.64 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.9c-Yell_018-Arch_VP9-Wireframe (380 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.9d-Yell_018-Arch_VP9-Montage (1.05 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.10a-Yell_019-Arch_VP10-VP Loc (7.31 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.10b-Yell_019-Arch_VP10-Existing_Wire (1.54 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.10c-Yell_019-Arch_VP10-Wireframe (375 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 3d - Figure 9.5.10d-Yell_019-Arch_VP10-Montage (1010 KB) (pdf)
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Volume 4 - Technical Appendices
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 2.1 - Consultation Responses (9.39 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 2.2 - Energy Isles WF_SEI Gatecheck (1.69 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 2.3 - Gatecheck Consultation Responses (1010 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 3.1 - Consultation with HES (261 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 3.2 - Consultation with SNH (179 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 5.1 - NSA Assessment (1.09 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 5.2 - Landscape Character Assessment (212 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 6.1 - Collision Risk Analysis (1.41 MB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 6.2 - SNH Consultation (259 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 7.1 - Habitat Management Plan (406 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 8.1 - Noise Consultation (283 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 9.1 - Setting Assessment (251 KB) (pdf)
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SEI - Volume 4 - Appendix 10.1 - Revised Peat Management Plan (621 KB) (pdf)
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