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East Anglia ONE North Document Library
Below you will find the historic documents relating to the development and consultation activities for East Anglia ONE North.
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East Anglia ONE North Planning Application and Examination Documents
The East Anglia ONE North project submitted an application for development consent in October 2019. The Planning inspectorate held an examination for the project from October 2020 to July 2021.
The documents associated with the planning application and examination for East Anglia ONE North are available for download on the Planning Inspectorate website (opens in a new window).
Preliminary Environmental Information
East Anglia ONE North Limited published the Preliminary Environmental Information Report (PEIR) for the proposed East Anglia ONE North project in accordance with Section 42 of the Planning Act 2008 and presented at Phase 4 Consultation. The documents that comprise this report are available below.
We have supplied guidance documents to support with reviewing the documentation as follows:
- Guide to Navigating the Preliminary Environmental Information Report (opens in a new window) - to help readers identify where information on certain topics is located within the PEIR for East Anglia TWO and East Anglia ONE North.
- Signposting Document (opens in a new window) - highlights where differences occur between the East Anglia TWO and East Anglia ONE North PEIR Chapters, and therefore directs the reader to those sections of the individual project documentation.
(It should be noted that these documents are intended to serve only as supplementary information to the PEIR and do not form part of the formal package of documentation issued for the Section 42 consultation process.)
Non-Technical Summary and Guidance Document
Volume 1: Chapters
- 01 - Introduction (opens in a new window)
- 02 - Need for the Project (opens in a new window)
- 03 - Policy and Legislative Context (opens in a new window)
- 04 - Site Selection and Assessment of Alternatives (opens in a new window)
- 05 - EIA Methodology (opens in a new window)
- 06 - Project Description (opens in a new window)
- 07 - Marine Geology Oceanography and Physical Processes (opens in a new window)
- 08 - Marine Water and Sediment Quality (opens in a new window)
- 09 - Benthic Ecology (opens in a new window)
- 10 - Fish and Shellfish Ecology (opens in a new window)
- 11 - Marine Mammals (opens in a new window)
- 12 - Offshore Ornithology (opens in a new window)
- 13 - Commerical Fisheries (opens in a new window)
- 14 - Shipping and Navigation (opens in a new window)
- 15 - Civil and Military Aviation and Radar (opens in a new window)
- 16 - Marine Archaeology and Cultural heritage (opens in a new window)
- 17 - Infrastructure and Other Users (opens in a new window)
- 18 - Ground Conditions and Contamination (opens in a new window)
- 19 - Air Quality (opens in a new window)
- 20 - Water Resources and Flood Risk (opens in a new window)
- 21 - Land Use (opens in a new window)
- 22 - Onshore Ecology (opens in a new window)
- 23 - Onshore Ornithology (opens in a new window)
- 24 - Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (opens in a new window)
- 25 - Noise and Vibration (opens in a new window)
- 26 - Traffic and Transport (opens in a new window)
- 27 - Human Health (opens in a new window)
- 28 - Offshore Seascape, Landscape and Visual Amenity (opens in a new window)
- 29 - Landscape and Visual Impact (opens in a new window)
- 30 - Tourism, Recreation and Socio-Economics (opens in a new window)
Volume 2: Figures
- 01 - Introduction (no figures)
- 02 - Need for the Project (no figures)
- 03 - Policy and Legislative Context (no figures)
- 04 - Site Selection and Assessment of Alternatives (opens in a new window)
- 05 - EIA Methodology (no figures)
- 06 - Project Description (opens in a new window)
- 07 - Marine Geology Oceanography and Physical Processes (opens in a new window)
- 08 - Marine Water and Sediment Quality (opens in a new window)
- 09 - Benthic Ecology (opens in a new window)
- 10 - Fish and Shellfish Ecology (opens in a new window)
- 11 - Marine Mammals (opens in a new window)
- 12 - Offshore Ornithology (opens in a new window)
- 13 - Commerical Fisheries (opens in a new window)
- 14 - Shipping and Navgiation (opens in a new window)
- 15 - Civil and Military Aviation and Radar (opens in a new window)
- 16 - Marine Archaeology and Cultural heritage (opens in a new window)
- 17 - Infrastructure and Other Users (opens in a new window)
- 18 - Ground Conditions and Contamination (opens in a new window)
- 19 - Air Quality (opens in a new window)
- 20 - Water Resources and Flood Risk (opens in a new window)
- 21 - Land Use (opens in a new window)
- 22 - Onshore Ecology (opens in a new window)
- 23 - Onshore Ornithology (opens in a new window)
- 24 - Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (opens in a new window)
- 25 - Noise and Vibration (opens in a new window)
- 26 - Traffic and Transport (opens in a new window)
- 27 - Human Health (opens in a new window)
- 28 - Offshore Seascape, Landscape and Visual Amenity (opens in a new window)
- 28 Offshore Seascape, Landscape and Visual Amenity Figures 28.06 (opens in a new window)
- 28 Offshore Seascape, Landscape and Visual Amenity Figures 28.07 - 28.14 (opens in a new window)
- 28 Offshore Seascape, Landscape and Visual Amenity Figures 28.15 - 28.19 (opens in a new window)
- 28 Offshore Seascape, Landscape and Visual Amenity Figures 28.20 - 28.22 (opens in a new window)
- 28 Offshore Seascape, Landscape and Visual Amenity Figures 28.23 - 28.25 (opens in a new window)
- 28 Offshore Seascape, Landscape and Visual Amenity Figures 28.26 - 28.53 (opens in a new window)
- 29 - Landscape and Visual Impact 29.01 - 29.12 (opens in a new window)
- 29 - Landscape and Visual Impact 29.13 - 29.38 (opens in a new window)
- 30 - Tourism, Recreation and Socio-Economics (opens in a new window)
Volume 3: Appendices
- 01 - Introduction (no Appendix)
- 02 - Need for the Project (no Appendix)
- 03 - Policy and Legislative Context (no Appendix)
- 04 - Site Selection and Assessment of Alternatives
- 4.1 East Anglia ONE North and East Anglia TWO Onshore Substations Site Selection RAG Assessment (opens in a new window)
- 4.2 Onshore Substations Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB Impact Appraisal (opens in a new window)
- 4.3 Traffic and Access - W1 Substation Zone Appraisal (opens in a new window)
- 4.4 Summary Note on LVI and Mitigation (opens in a new window)
- 05 - EIA Methodology (opens in a new window)
- 06 - Project Description (opens in a new window)
- 07 - Marine Geology Oceanography and Physical Processes
- 08 - Marine Water and Sediment Quality (no Appendix)
- 09 - Benthic Ecology
- 10 - Fish and Shellfish Ecology (opens in a new window)
- 11 - Marine Mammals
- 12 - Offshore Ornithology (opens in a new window)
- 13 - Commerical Fisheries (opens in a new window)
- 14 - Shipping and Navgiation
- 14.1 East Anglia TWO Offshore Windfarm Navigational Risk Assessment (opens in a new window)
- 14.2 Hazard Log (opens in a new window)
- 14.3 Cumulative Impact Assessment Screening (opens in a new window)
- 14.4 Consequences Assessment (opens in a new window)
- 14.5 MGN 543 Checklist (opens in a new window)
- 14.6 Regular Operator Consultation (opens in a new window)
- 15 - Civil and Military Aviation and Radar (opens in a new window)
- 16 - Marine Archaeology and Cultural heritage
- 17 - Infrastructure and Other Users (no Appendix)
- 18 - Ground Conditions and Contamination
- 19 - Air Quality
- 20 - Water Resources and Flood Risk
- 21 - Land Use (opens in a new window)
- 22 - Onshore Ecology
- 22.1 Extended Phase 1 Habitat Survey Report (opens in a new window)
- 22.2 eDNA Survey Report (opens in a new window)
- 22.3 Water vole and otter Survey Report (opens in a new window)
- 22.4 Bat Survey Report (opens in a new window)
- 22.5 CIA with the Proposed East Anglia ONE North Project (opens in a new window)
- 23 - Onshore Ornithology
- 24 - Archaeology and Cultural Heritage
- 24.1 East Anglia TWO and East Anglia ONE North Offshore Windfarms: Onshore Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Desk Based Assessment (opens in a new window)
- 24.2 Geophysical Survey Interim Summary report (opens in a new window)
- 24.3 Designated Heritage Assets Gazetteer (opens in a new window)
- 24.4 Non-designated Heritage Assets Gazetteer (opens in a new window)
- 24.5 CIA with the Proposed East Anglia ONE North Project (opens in a new window)
- 25 - Noise and Vibration
- 26 - Traffic and Transport
- 26.1 Abnormal Indivisible Load Study (opens in a new window)
- 26.2 Suffolk - Lorry Route Network (extract) and Highways England - Heavy and High Routes (extract) (opens in a new window)
- 26.3 Summary of Commissioned Traffic Counts (opens in a new window)
- 26.4 Recorded Personal Injury Collision Locations (opens in a new window)
- 26.5 Calculation of Collisions Rates (opens in a new window)
- 26.6 Future Year Growth Factors (opens in a new window)
- 26.7 Preliminary Construction Programme (opens in a new window)
- 26.8 In-migrant Labour Distribution (opens in a new window)
- 26.9 Resident Labour Distribution (opens in a new window)
- 26.10 Derivation of Construction Material Quantities and Associated HGV Demand (opens in a new window)
- 26.11 HGV and Employee Traffic Assigned to the Construction Programme (opens in a new window)
- 26.12 Assignment of HGV and Employee Traffic to the Highway Network (opens in a new window)
- 26.13 Diagram of Traffic Movements Assigned to the Highway Network (opens in a new window)
- 26.14 Proposed Preliminary Access Concepts (opens in a new window)
- 26.15 Turning Count Diagrams (opens in a new window)
- 26.16 Pilot Vehicle Concept (opens in a new window)
- 26.17 Swept Path Analysis, Sensitive Junctions (opens in a new window)
- 26.18 Proposed Mitigation Options (A1094 / B1122) (opens in a new window)
- 26.19 Derivation of Construction Material Quantities and Associated HGV Demand (Scenario 1) (opens in a new window)
- 26.20 HGV and Employee Traffic Assigned to the Construction Programme (Scenario 1) (opens in a new window)
- 26.21 Assignment of HGV and Employee Traffic to the Highway Network (Scenario 1) (opens in a new window)
- 26.22 Diagram of Traffic Movements Assigned to the Highway Network (Scenario 1) (opens in a new window)
- 26.23 Turning Count Diagrams (Scenario 1) (opens in a new window)
- 26.24 Summary of Interrelationships (opens in a new window)
- 26.25 CIA with the Proposed East Anglia ONE North Project (opens in a new window)
- 27 - Human Health
- 28 - Offshore Seascape, Landscape and Visual Amenity
- 28.1 SLVIA Methdology (opens in a new window)
- 28.2 Seascape Assessment (opens in a new window)
- 28.3 Landscape Assessment (opens in a new window)
- 28.4 Visual Assessment (opens in a new window)
- 28.5 Suffolk Coastal Path Assessment (opens in a new window)
- 28.6 Cumulative Seascape, Landscape and Visual Assessment (opens in a new window)
- 28.7 Offshore Windfarm Visibility (opens in a new window)
- 29 - Landscape and Visual Impact
- 30 - Tourism, Recreation and Socio-Economics (opens in a new window)
Phase 4 Consultation - 2019
Phase 4 of our community consultation ran from 11 February 2019 and closed on 26 March 2019. We held a series of Public Information Days to provide members of the public with an update on the progress of the East Anglia TWO and ONE North Projects and an opportunity to give feedback to the development team.
Two Public Information Days were held in each of the following locations:
- Friston
- Aldeburgh
- Leiston
- Orford
- Knodishall
- Thorpeness
- Southwold
All Phase 4 Consultation Material can be found below:
- Display boards (opens in a new window)
- Onshore Substation Site Selection Presentation (opens in a new window)
- East Anglia TWO & ONE North 3D Flythrough video (opens in a new window)
3D Flythrough Video Notes
- View the notes for this videoThis video has been produced using the following data sets and assumptions:
Please note that this video has been created from aerial photos (which form the basis of the 3D visualisation) taken from public airspace. Such public photography is permissible. As a comparison, you will be aware that Google Earth and Google Street View also contain similar images. ScottishPower Renewables is therefore content that it has complied with the law in the creation of the video.
- It shows both East Anglia ONE North and East Anglia TWO projects fully constructed;
- The offshore turbine location, size and layout is as presented in the Preliminary Environmental Information Report (PEIR). Please refer to Chapters 6 and 28 of the PEIR for details;
- The landfall and indicative cable route are as presented in the PEIR. Please refer to Chapter 6, Figure 6.6 of the PEIR for details;
- The East Anglia ONE North and East Anglia TWO onshore substations are as presented in the PEIR. Please refer to Chapters 6 and 29 of the PEIR for details;
- The National Grid Substation in the video is a more realistic version of what can be expected from an AIS substation than that presented in the PEIR. The version used in the PEIR indicates the entire footprint at the maximum building height of 13m. This is conservative for assessment purposes, but is unrealistic in that it does not show the outdoor equipment associated with an AIS substation. The version used in the video includes one building at a height of 13m plus the outdoor equipment as skeletal structures.
- The planting and screening for the onshore substations is as presented in the PEIR. Please refer to Chapter 29, Section 29.3.4. The video shows the planting and screening at 15 years post-planting.
We also published the Preliminary Environmental Information Report (PEIR) for the proposed East Anglia TWO project in accordance with Section 42 of the Planning Act 2008. This can be viewed in the section above.
View our Phase 4 Community Consultation Summary Report here (opens in a new window)
Phase 3.5 Consultation - 2018
Phase 3.5 Consultation began on 29 September and closed on 12 November 2018 (extended by two weeks from the original end date of 29 October).
Phase 3.5 Consultation was an additional stage of consultation to consult primarily on a new potential substation location between Sizewell and Leiston, as a possible alternative to the currently proposed substation site near Friston.
Public meetings were held in the following locations:
- Leiston
- Friston
- Knodishall
- Thorpeness
All Phase 3.5 Consultation information can be found below:
- Phase 3.5 Information Leaflet (opens in a new window)
- Substation photomontages:
- Public Meeting Presentation (opens in a new window)
- Traffic and Transport Factsheet (opens in a new window)
- Landfall Factsheet (opens in a new window)
- Substation Factsheet (opens in a new window)
- RAG Assessment process explanations presented at Phase 3 Consultation - Substation Site Selection Update Presentation (opens in a new window)and Summary of RAG Methodology (opens in a new window)
- Broom Covert, Sizewell and Grove Wood, Friston RAG Assessment Summary (opens in a new window)
You can view the Phase 3.5 Decision Summary document here.
Phase 3 Consultation - 2018
Phase 3 of our community consultation took place from 16 May until 28 August 2018. The key focus of Phase 3 was to consult on our Indicative Onshore Development Area, which can be found here (opens in a new window). In particular we welcomed your views on any mitigation that may be required.
Two Public Information Days were held in each of the following locations:
- Orford
- Friston
- Leiston
- Southwold
- Lowestoft
- Aldeburgh
- Thorpeness
The materials shown at the Phase 3 Public Information Days can be viewed using the links below:
- Information Boards (opens in a new window)
- Indicative Onshore Development Area (opens in a new window)
- Photomontages:
Our Phase 3 PIDs Summary Report can be viewed here. (opens in a new window)
Phase 2 Consultation - 2018
Phase 2 of our community consultation concluded on 17 April 2018. Throughout the consultation period Public Information Days were held in the following locations:
- Lowestoft
- Southwold
- Leiston
- Thorpeness
- Aldeburgh
- Orford
Supporting material presented at the Public Information Days can be viewed using the links below:
- SPR Exhibition Boards March 2018 (opens in a new window)
- Onshore Study Area and Substation Zones Map (opens in a new window)
- Coastal Views and Visibility (opens in a new window)
A summary report of the Phase 2 Consultation information days has been prepared to present the feedback received and can be viewed here:
Following the conclusion of the Phase 2 community consultation process, ScottishPower Renewables prepared a report outlining our approach to site selection. The work our expert advisors have undertaken to inform the site selection, how we make our decisions and ultimately, the preferred zone selected for the location of the two substations (one each for East Anglia TWO and ONE North) and one National Grid Energy Transmission Substation.
This report includes links to supporting materials and can be viewed here:
Phase 1 Consultation - 2017
Phase 1 of community consultation (non-statutory) concluded in late 2017. A series of Public Information Days ran throughout October and November to introduce the project to the community at the following locations:
- Southwold
- Leiston
- Lowestoft
- Orford
Supporting materials presented at Phase 1 Consultation consisted of:
- Public event display boards (opens in a new window)
- Photomontages were produced to visualise the turbines at key locations which can be viewed below:
- A feedback form (opens in a new window) was made available to attendees to provide their initial comments on the proposals.
You can also view the East Anglia ONE North Summary of Environmental Considerations document here (opens in a new window).
Scoping Report
As part of the consenting process we submitted Scoping Reports for East Anglia TWO and East Anglia ONE North to the Planning Inspectorate (PINS) for their consideration in November 2017. These Scoping Reports requested a scoping opinion to agree the methodology for undertaking the full Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). These assessments form part of the Environmental Statement which will be submitted as part of the full Development Consent application.
The Scoping Reports provided a clear description of our proposed infrastructure, and connection route to the electricity transmission network. The scoping process also sought stakeholder opinions on the areas to be investigated in detail when undertaking our Environmental Impact Assessments.
- The Scoping Report for East Anglia ONE North can be viewed on the Planning Inspectorate website here (opens in a new window).
- We received the Scoping Opinion from PINS in December 2017. You can view this here (opens in a new window).
Statement of Community Consultation
In accordance with Section 47 of the Planning Act 2008, East Anglia ONE North Limited published a Statement of Community Consultation in March 2018 outlining our approach to consulting with local communities on the East Anglia ONE North offshore windfarm.
In September 2018 ScottishPower Renewables published an Updated Statement of Community Consultation to include an additional phase of consultation (Phase 3.5) that took place from 29 September to 12 November 2018.
- View the Updated Statement of Community Consultation here (opens in a new window)