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Bird Collision Avoidance: empirical evidence and impact assessments.

Driven by ambitious renewable energy targets, the offshore wind industry has experienced a significant growth over the last 20 years, particularly in Europe, where most of installed capacity can be found. The consenting of offshore wind projects requires the identification, prediction and evaluation of environmental effects of project proposals. Seabirds are known to interact with offshore wind farms (OWF), mostly with negative consequences. Birds may collide with turbines, be displaced from their feeding grounds o...

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JNCC SUPPORT CO

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1 Dec 2017

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1 Dec 2017

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United Kingdom

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Driven by ambitious renewable energy targets, the offshore wind industry has experienced a significant growth over the last 20 years, particularly in Europe, where most of installed capacity can be found. The consenting of offshore wind projects requires the identification, prediction and evaluation of environmental effects of project proposals. Seabirds are...

Delivery: Scotland · United Kingdom, Scotland, United Kingdom

Early engagement notice on Contracts Finder

1 Dec 2017

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Bird Collision Avoidance: Tender Documents

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Bird Collinson: ITT documents

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Bird Collinson: ITT documents

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Tender notice · Word document

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