Who are East Anglia One North Ltd & what electricity services do they offer?

• Development of an offshore wind farm in the southern North Sea.
• Located approximately 37.7km from the Suffolk coast.
• Consented in March 2022.
• Part of the East Anglia Hub.

Offshore Development:

• Potential to contribute nearly 5% of the UK offshore wind cumulative deployment target for 2030.
• Consists of up to 67 wind turbines covering an area of 208km².
• Includes offshore platforms, electrical platforms, and meteorological mast.
• Inter-array cables connect turbines to the offshore electrical platform.
• Export cables transport electricity to shore.

Onshore Development:

• Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) for landfall location.
• Installation of underground cables for up to 9km.
• Road improvements or modifications for construction access.
• Construction of onshore substations and National Grid substations.

Project Duration:

• Once constructed, the wind farm will operate for up to 25 years.

Ownership and Background:

• Wholly owned by ScottishPower Renewables.
• Public engagement began in 2017, with a series of consultations until early 2019.
• Development consent application submitted in October 2019.
• Examination of projects concluded on July 6, 2021.
• Application for consent approved on March 31, 2022.

Project Impact:

• Potential to supply electricity to millions of homes, calculated based on installed capacity and load factors.