Desktop study to understand the potential options available to offshore wind developers upon expiry of any subsidy regime
Consultants to carry out a desktop study to understand the potential options available to offshore wind developers upon expiry of any subsidy regime and how this could impact the sector and future mechanisms for supporting low-carbon electricity generation.
Buyer
Crown Estate Scotland
Value
£60,000
Published
14 Oct 2022
Closes
9 Sept 2022
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
Scotland
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
73200000
Research and development consultancy services
73110000
Research services
31121300
Wind-energy generators
Lots
Lot 1 Desktop study to understand the potential options available to offshore wind developers upon expiry of any subsidy regime
£60,000
The Energy & Infrastructure division of Crown Estate Scotland is responsible for managing the seabed on behalf of the Scottish people relating to areas such as offshore wind, wave & tidal energy, cables (electrical and telecommunications) & pipelines (oil & gas), and Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS). Confidence in the sector was boosted by the recent ScotWind...
Delivery: Scotland
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Consultants to carry out a desktop study to understand the potential options available to offshore wind developers upon expiry of any subsidy regime and how this could impact the sector and future mechanisms for supporting low-carbon electr...
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Invitation to Tender
12 Aug 2022
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Crown Estate Scotland Related Policies
12 Aug 2022
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Desktop study to understand the potential options available to offshore wind developers upon expiry of any subsidy regime
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Consultants to carry out a desktop study to understand the potential options available to offshore wind developers upon expiry of any subsidy regime and how this could impact the sector and future mechanisms for supporting low-carbon electr...
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