2003, National Wind Power Offshore, North Hoyle, Baseline Monitoring

2003, National Wind Power Offshore, North Hoyle, Baseline Monitoring

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August 2026

Collection date:

January 2003 - June 2003

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May 2021

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Summary

The North Hoyle Offshore Wind Farm environmental monitoring series, led primarily by National Wind Power Ltd, NWP Offshore Ltd, and the Countryside Council for Wales (CCW), aimed to establish environmental baselines and assess the potential impacts of the wind farm prior to and during its early operation. 

The main conclusions indicate that baseli...

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Benthic Ecology
Birds
Epifauna and Fish
Intertidal Ecology
Marine Mammals
Noise
Sedimentology
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Author: NWP Offshore Ltd
Report number: NH/MonR/Rev 1
This report describes the baseline monitoring undertaken to comply with the conditions of the Food and Environmental Protection Act (FEPA). It comprises a large number of features such as marine sediments, benthic organisms, intertidal organisms, marine fish, cetaceans and seal counts, EMF, underwater noise and vibratio...
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17 May 2021

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6 May 2021

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6 May 2021