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UK: ETI, EMEC to Study Tidal Turbine Impact on Marine Mammals
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UK: ETI, EMEC to Study Tidal Turbine Impact on Marine Mammals

One of the most comprehensive surveys ever carried out into the environmental impact of tidal powered turbines on marine wildlife has begun off the island of Eday in Orkney. The environmental monitoring and measuring survey is a key part of the Energy Technologies Institute’s (ETI) ReDAPT (Reliable

about 13 years ago
UK: ETI, EMEC to Study Tidal Turbine Impact on Marine Mammals
Environment

UK: ETI, EMEC to Study Tidal Turbine Impact on Marine Mammals

One of the most comprehensive surveys ever carried out into the environmental impact of tidal powered turbines on marine wildlife has begun off the island of Eday in Orkney. The environmental monitoring and measuring survey is a key part of the Energy Technologies Institute’s (ETI) ReDAPT (Reliable

about 13 years ago
VIDEO: Underwater Life on Offshore Wind Turbines
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VIDEO: Underwater Life on Offshore Wind Turbines

A North Sea wind farm has had hardly any negative effects on fauna. In fact, it can provide benefits for marine life. According to researcher Prof. Han Lindeboom and his colleagues at IMARES, part of Wageningen UR, and fellow scientists at Bureau Waardenburg and the Royal Netherlands Institute for S

about 13 years ago
Guernsey Renewable Energy Team Updates REA to Include Wind (UK)
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Guernsey Renewable Energy Team Updates REA to Include Wind (UK)

The Guernsey Renewable Energy Team has today released updated chapters of it Regional Environmental Assessment (REA) to take into account the possibility of offshore wind development. This has lead to a number of Chapters being re-worked, while others remain unaffected. The new chapters can be found

about 13 years ago
UK’s First Accredited Bird Surveys
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UK’s First Accredited Bird Surveys

The United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) has awarded the UK’s first accreditation for the identification and enumeration of birds from aerial photographs to APEM Ltd. The results of the analysis provide information on bird populations, which can form an integral part of environmental monitori

about 13 years ago
USA: South Terminal Project Advancing
Environment

USA: South Terminal Project Advancing

After consulting Vincent Manfredi of the Division of Marine Fisheries, anti-fish barriers were installed two weeks ago in New Bedford Harbor, said Assistant Harbormaster Victor Fonseca for South Coast Today news site. “This is the first physical step towards that offshore wind energy future for Mass

about 13 years ago
Natural Power Expands Its Ecological Expertise (UK)
Environment

Natural Power Expands Its Ecological Expertise (UK)

International renewable energy consultancy Natural Power has confirmed the recent appointments of Dr Ross McGregor, Senior Ornithologist and Leona Graves as Senior Ecologist within the industry leading Ecology & Hydrology department. Leona is an experienced ecological consultant, with a six year tra

about 13 years ago
Natural Power Completes Report for Marine Scotland
Environment

Natural Power Completes Report for Marine Scotland

International renewable energy consultancy Natural Power were commissioned this year to author a key document for Marine Scotland, collating data on populations of seabird interest features at Scottish Special Protection Areas (SPAs) for Marine Scotland. The purpose of the study was to make seabird

about 13 years ago
USA: Agreement Reached to Protect Right Whales, Expedite Clean Energy in Mid-Atlantic
Environment

USA: Agreement Reached to Protect Right Whales, Expedite Clean Energy in Mid-Atlantic

In a first of its kind collaboration, a coalition of leading environmental organizations and offshore wind developers has agreed to a series of voluntary measures that will protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales, while helping to expedite responsible offshore wind development, in

about 13 years ago
USA: Agreement Reached to Protect Right Whales, Expedite Clean Energy in Mid-Atlantic
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USA: Agreement Reached to Protect Right Whales, Expedite Clean Energy in Mid-Atlantic

In a first of its kind collaboration, a coalition of leading environmental organizations and offshore wind developers has agreed to a series of voluntary measures that will protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales, while helping to expedite responsible offshore wind development, in

about 13 years ago
Australia: Carnegie Secures Environmental and Maritime Safety Approvals for PWEP
Environment

Australia: Carnegie Secures Environmental and Maritime Safety Approvals for PWEP

Wave energy developer, Carnegie Wave Energy Limited, announced that it has secured environmental and maritime safety approvals for its Perth Wave Energy Project (PWEP). Over the last two years, Carnegie has undertaken extensive environmental impact assessment of all elements of the PWEP using a comb

about 13 years ago
APNS Condemns DPU’s Approval of Cape Wind-Nstar Deal (USA)
Environment

APNS Condemns DPU’s Approval of Cape Wind-Nstar Deal (USA)

The Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound (APNS) has condemned a decision by the Department of Public Utilities to approve a contract between Cape Wind and NStar, saying that it would cost ratepayers an additional one billion dollars in added electricity costs for only 27.5 percent of Cape Wind’s over

about 13 years ago
APNS Condemns DPU’s Approval of Cape Wind-Nstar Deal (USA)
Environment

APNS Condemns DPU’s Approval of Cape Wind-Nstar Deal (USA)

The Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound (APNS) has condemned a decision by the Department of Public Utilities to approve a contract between Cape Wind and NStar, saying that it would cost ratepayers an additional one billion dollars in added electricity costs for only 27.5 percent of Cape Wind’s over

about 13 years ago
Offshore Renewables Can Even Benefit Marine Wildlife (UK)
Environment

Offshore Renewables Can Even Benefit Marine Wildlife (UK)

Offshore renewables projects would not negatively affect marine wildlife and can even benefit some sea species, Martin Attrill, director of Plymouth University Marine Institute and Friends of the Earth says in his new report. In the study, Mr. Attrill has taken into account the biodiversity impact o

about 13 years ago
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