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Who are Awel Y Mor Offshore Wind Farm Ltd & what electricity services do they offer?

Below you can find some key details of Awel Y Mor Offshore Wind Farm Ltd including the type of electricity licence they hold. Data comes from Ofgem, Companies House and their own website.

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Company Name: Awel Y Mor Offshore Wind Farm Ltd
Type of Electricity Licence: Electricity Generation
Company Number: 12270928
Year Founded: 2019
City: Wiltshire

Full Address:

Windmill Hill Business Park, Whitehill Way, Swindon, Wiltshire, United Kingdom, SN5 6PB

What electricity & energy services does Awel Y Mor Offshore Wind Farm Ltd offer?

Develops renewable energy projects, specifically offshore wind farms.
Leads the development of the Awel y Môr Offshore Wind Farm project.
Operates as the largest renewable energy operator in Wales.
Generates one third of all renewable electricity in Wales.
Possesses extensive experience in developing, building, and operating renewable energy projects.
Proposes the Awel y Môr Offshore Wind Farm as an extension to the existing Gwynt y Môr Offshore Wind Farm.
Conducts initial habitats assessment in collaboration with The Crown Estate.
Engages in the design and consenting process for the wind farm extension.
Collaborates with stakeholders and communities for comprehensive engagement.
Expects the consenting process to take up to five years with construction and operational phases to follow, aiming for full operation by 2030.
Submits applications for a Development Consent Order (DCO) and marine license.
Specifies the maximum number of turbines and their dimensions, subject to further development.
Defines various project components including cable corridors, landfall locations, construction compounds, and substation locations.
Engages in consultation with statutory bodies, regulators, and the public through multiple phases of consultation.
Receives recommendations and decisions from Examining Authorities appointed by the Planning Inspectorate and Natural Resources Wales.
Aims to contribute to the UK's energy needs through sustainable renewable energy sources.