This review discusses assessment, monitoring and mitigation strategies for the impacts of offshore wind on biodiversity, and emphasises the need for more coordinated international approaches, particularly in the areas of data sharing, cumulative impact assessments and long-term ecological monitoring.
This journal article provides a methodology roadmap that considers the link between, and the need for, both food and energy security from our oceans and provides a route to increased certainty in our current choices for the long-term sustainable use of our oceans.
This report provides an update of a 2022 UKERC Working Paper, which aimed to assess the potential consumer savings from converting the support mechanism for legacy low carbon generators currently supported under the Renewables Obligation (RO) scheme to a Contracts for Difference (CfDs) structure in line with newer renewables projects.
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