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Home›Authorities & Government›Navitus Bay ‘Plan B’ Not to Be Considered as Separate Application
Authorities & Government

January 14, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Navitus Bay ‘Plan B’ Not to Be Considered as Separate Application

Following a submission to the UK Government’s Planning Inspectorate by local councils, which have argued that Navitus Bay’s turbine mitigation option should be considered as a separate development application, the Inspectorate has decided to deny that request and to continue with examining the “Plan

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Following a submission to the UK Government’s Planning Inspectorate by local councils, which have argued that Navitus Bay’s turbine mitigation option should be considered as a separate development application, the Inspectorate has decided to deny that request and to continue with examining the “Plan B” for Navitus Bay as an additional option.

Navitus Bay Development Limited (NBDL), a joint venture between Eneco and EDF Energy, submitted the second plan in November last year.

Related: Local Councils: Downsized Navitus Bay Version Should Be Considered as Separate Application

Related: Developer Submits ‘Plan B’ Application for Navitus Bay

While the original scheme includes 194 turbines 9 miles offshore, the mitigation option proposes 105 turbines 11 miles away from the coast.

Offshore WIND Staff; Image: Navitus Bay

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