Question 1

How will you prevent negative impacts on local wildlife / birds?

RBD · Accepted Answer

The Project is committed to delivering a positive legacy for local wildlife. It is for this reason that avoiding sensitive environmental receptors has been central to the design of the cable routes and siting of the Onshore Substation. An Environmental Assessment of onshore ecology, including local wildlife and birds, has been be undertaken. This includes surveying the area to identify the presence and numbers of species. The Environmental Impact Assessment and supporting Development Consent documents submitted as part of the application include mitigation measures to reduce any potential impacts to non-significant levels. These are determined based on the species present and the specific requirements for each location. The Project is exploring opportunities for biodiversity net gain, with the aim to leave ecological habitats in a better state than before the Project.

Question 2

How will you prevent negative impacts on local wildlife / birds?

RBD · Accepted Answer

The Project is committed to delivering a positive legacy for local wildlife. It is for this reason that avoiding sensitive environmental receptors has been central to the design of the cable routes and siting of the Onshore Substation. An Environmental Assessment of onshore ecology, including local wildlife and birds, has been be undertaken. This includes surveying the area to identify the presence and numbers of species. The Environmental Impact Assessment and supporting Development Consent documents submitted as part of the application include mitigation measures to reduce any potential impacts to non-significant levels. These are determined based on the species present and the specific requirements for each location. The Project is exploring opportunities for biodiversity net gain, with the aim to leave ecological habitats in a better state than before the Project.