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Wave and Tidal Energy Lindsay Leask Senior Policy Manager Offshore Renewables Total Installed Capacity in Scotland <<Enter the text of your slide here>> Emissions Reductions in Scotland <<Enter the text of your slide


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Wave and Tidal Energy

Lindsay Leask Senior Policy Manager – Offshore Renewables

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Total Installed Capacity in Scotland

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Emissions Reductions in Scotland

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Installed Capacity by Technology

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Pre-operational Capacity in Scotland

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Risk: Unduly onerous requirements pre- deployment (survey & baseline evidence gathering) and post deployment (monitoring) Impacts:

  • Punishes first movers
  • High costs of engaging with complex

procedures

  • Delays as developers are unwilling to take
  • n financial exposure before achieving

consent RUK Licensing - Striking the Right Balance

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Marine (Scotland) Act 2010

  • Compliments the UK Marine and

Coastal Access Act 2009

  • Covers:
  • Marine Planning
  • Marine Licensing
  • Marine Protected Areas
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Planning Scotland’s Seas

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Planning Scotland’s Seas

Vision:

  • Clean
  • healthy
  • safe
  • productive
  • biologically

diverse oceans and seas

  • managed to meet

the long term needs of nature and people.

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Planning Scotland’s Seas

  • generate electricity

equivalent to 50% of Scotland's gross annual electricity consumption from renewable sources by 2015 and 100% by 2020

  • To contribute to achieving

the decarbonisation target

  • f 50gCO2/kWh by 2030 to

cut carbon emissions from electricity generation by more than four-fifths.

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Have we:

  • Reduced the risk for first

movers?

  • Reduce consenting costs?
  • Reduce delays?
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Survey, Deploy and Monitor

to provide regulators, and developers, with an efficient risk- based approach for taking forward wave and tidal energy proposals.

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Survey Deploy and Monitor

Three main factors:

  • 1. Environmental sensitivity (of the

development location)

  • 2. Scale of Development; and
  • 3. Device or Technology Classification
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Europe’s largest, consented tidal stream development 86MW 61 turbines

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  • consent is conditional upon the Company

deploying the turbines in stages

  • Stage One of the Development being limited to a

maximum of 6 turbines

  • all Subsequent Stages of the Development being

subject to the prior written approval of the Scottish Ministers

Phased Development

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Have we:

  • Reduced the risk for first

movers?

  • Reduce consenting costs?
  • Reduce delays?

Conclusion

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Thank you.

Lindsay Leask Senior Policy Manager – Offshore Renewables lleask@scottishrenewables.com scottishrenewables.com