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Laurence Skelly, MHK Deputy Minister Key Location 2 Isle of Man Well regulated international finance centre offering quick and easy establishment of new businesses AA+ rated jurisdiction by Standard & Poors and


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Laurence Skelly, MHK Deputy Minister

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Key Location

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Isle of Man

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  • Well regulated international finance centre offering quick and easy

establishment of new businesses

  • AA+ ¡rated ¡jurisdiction ¡by ¡Standard ¡& ¡Poor’s ¡and ¡AAA ¡rated ¡by ¡

Moody’s

  • OECD White Listed
  • Business-friendly, accessible Government
  • Well established common law jurisdiction, providing

legal stability and commercial legal certainty

  • State of the art IT hosting and communications

infrastructure

  • Easily accessible from London, Dublin and major

UK transport hubs

  • Growing Clean Tech sector
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Dr Peter McEvoy

Marine Spatial Planning Officer

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Aims of the project

  • To develop a consenting regime for any future

developments within Manx waters

  • To develop a Marine Spatial Plan to consider

current and future uses of Manx waters

  • To help identify suitable areas for development

by locating current activities/constraints

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IOM Marine Plan

Consenting regime (including legislation) MMEA- Environmental information- constraints map Marine policies ‘The ¡Marine ¡ Spatial ¡Plan’ Consultation and public engagement (outlined in a Statement of Public Participation)

Project structure

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Large area of seabed

87.5% (4000sq km) of Manx territory is underwater

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Manx Marine Environmental Assessment

  • Similar to a Strategic Environmental Assessment

for Manx waters

  • Extensive stakeholder collaboration and

consultation 2011-12

  • Consultation complete December 2012
  • Final draft due for publication March 2013
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MMEA output

  • Open access document
  • 23 chapters and 150 expert contributors
  • A summary of the current state of local marine knowledge
  • Building local data sharing e.g. marine mapping
  • Identifies issues and constraints in Manx waters
  • Highlighting gaps in local knowledge

A valuable tool for assessing development opportunities in Manx waters http://www.gov.im/transport/planning/msp/mmea.xml

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MMEA- Bathymetry

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MMEA- Meteorology

Wind rose plot of hourly wind data, Ronaldsway, IOM 1966-2007

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MMEA-current monitoring

Example of CS3 surge model data for Manx Coastal waters as part ¡of ¡the ¡‘Floodwatch’ ¡warning ¡systems

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MMEA-historic studies

General tidal flow around the Isle of Man, from Brown (1951).

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MMEA- Cables and pipelines

Submarine cables and pipelines (current use and redundant) in Manx waters. Source: UKHO 2012.

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MMEA- Shipwrecks

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MMEA- Basking shark public sightings

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Proposed consenting process

Separate legislative process to the UK, but the content will be familiar:

  • Extension of the Town and Country Planning Act via

‘Territorial ¡Sea’ ¡Regulations

  • A ¡new ¡‘Marine ¡Development ¡Procedure’ ¡Order

– Applications will be determined via the recommendation of an appointed inspector to the Council of Ministers.

  • EIA (Isle of Man) Regulations
  • Marine Development (Fees for Application) Order
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Proposed development timeline

  • Weighted towards the pre-application stage
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Marine Plan

  • A plan to consider current and future uses of

Manx waters.

  • Will provide clarity to current marine-users and

potential developers

  • Currently in preparation- Consultation expected

mid-2013

  • A high level policy framework to guide the future

placement and development of marine activities

–Backed up by constraints data from the MMEA

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Marine Plan summary of progress

2011-2012

  • Review requirements for marine legislation
  • Draft legislation
  • Consult on draft legislation
  • Draw marine data together for inclusion in MMEA

2013

  • Publish MMEA
  • Develop Marine Plan
  • Enact the legislation (March-April)
  • Consult on draft plan and policies
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Key Messages

  • Develop a fit-for-purpose consenting process
  • Maximise potential economic development opportunities

using sustainable approach

  • Stakeholder inclusiveness and public accountability
  • Develop long-term cross-Government polices for marine

environment

  • Pivotal role of the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea
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Man anx x Ele lect ctricity ricity Au Auth thority

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John Harper

Electricity Commercial Manager

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  • Introduction to the MEA
  • Infrastructure and Assets
  • CleanTech
  • The ¡Future…
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24 Generation Transmission Distribution Supply

CleanTech Sector UK Markets

Overview

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Infrastructure and Assets

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CleanTech Past

  • Renewable electricity in 1958!
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CleanTech Present

Hydro Electric station since 1981 Electricity from Waste since 2004

Energy Eye consumption analysis services

Micro-generation installations

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Subsea cable

(90kV / 67MW AC)

SMART Island

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Ma Manx nx El Elect ectricity ricity Au Auth thority

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Ene Energy rgy Fi Fit for t for Li Life fe

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Dr Ken Milne Senior Manager for Energy Policy

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Overview

  • Opportunities for offshore renewable

energy

– Lease seabed – Interconnector hub – Operation & Maintenance bases

  • Benefits of establishing businesses in the

Isle of Man

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Opportunities for Offshore Renewable Energy

  • The Isle of Man owns 4,000 km2 of seabed in the Irish

Sea

  • Significant wind and tidal resource in the Irish Sea
  • Shallow waters and close proximity to the UK
  • Existing subsea cable and trading arrangements with

UK

  • The UK Energy Bill will enable joint projects importing

renewable energy from a third country into the EU.

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UK Energy Bill – Joint Projects

Non-UK generation to CfDs :

  • Should be accommodated within existing or

developing policy and regulatory frameworks;

  • The CfD would be awarded to the generation

project;

  • The contract terms should, as far as possible,

reflect those for domestic projects; and

  • Joint projects should be able to apply for an

administratively set strike price.

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Lease Seabed

  • Lease seabed to generate renewable energy

allowing the Isle of Man to become a major net exporter assisting neighbouring jurisdictions to meet National & EU targets

  • Expressions of Interest
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Offshore Wind Developments in the Irish Sea

Sea

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Offshore Renewable Energy Benefits

  • Feasibility of the ISLES Project for grid interconnection

in the Irish Sea

  • North ¡Seas ¡Countries’ ¡Offshore ¡Grid ¡Initiative ¡(NSCOGI)
  • Interconnector hub in the central Irish Sea region connecting
  • ffshore projects to the GB electricity grid network
  • Infrastructure suitable for Operation & Maintenance

bases

  • Operation & Maintenance bases in the Isle of Man harbours for

close proximity offshore projects

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Benefits of establishing businesses in the Isle of Man

  • Low tax jurisdiction (0% corporate tax, 0% capital gains tax,

10% lower rate/20% top rate of personal income tax capped at a maximum of £120,000)

  • Well regulated international finance centre offering quick and

easy establishment of new businesses

  • Business-friendly, accessible Government
  • State of the art power generation (EfW, CCGT), IT and

communications infrastructure

  • Tax Agreements
  • Isle of Man Government grant funding
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Key benefits for clean tech businesses

  • 1. Location to trial technology
  • 2. Precision manufacturing sector
  • 3. Access to European markets for exports
  • 4. Protection of Intellectual Property
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  • 1. Trial technology
  • Telecom trials included 3G & 3.5G mobile service
  • Business-friendly, accessible Government
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  • 2. Precision manufacturing
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  • 3. Access to European market
  • Isle of Man is not part of the EU
  • Access to trade freely with the EU in

manufactured products

  • Part of the EU Common Customs Area for

Excise & VAT

  • Electronically declare goods for Customs and

Excise.

  • Customs clearance without the need for the

goods to physically travel to the Isle of Man.

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  • 4. Intellectual Property
  • PCT route for patents
  • Madrid Protocol for Trademarks

http://www.whereyoucan.im/ibweb/res/pdf/pdf/IP%20info.pdf

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Summary of benefits

  • Joint projects to export renewable energy to the UK
  • Existing subsea cable and trading arrangements with UK
  • Operation & Maintenance bases
  • Low tax jurisdiction
  • Business-friendly, accessible Government
  • Business Angel Network
  • Isle of Man Government grant funding
  • Ideal location to trial technology
  • Precision manufacturing sector that can meet supply chain

requirements

  • Access to the European market for exports
  • Maximise financial benefit from intellectual property
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Opportunities

  • Headquarters
  • Maximise financial benefit from IP
  • Develop & manufacture high value

products

  • Supportive Government that will work with

you to grow your business

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