Planning application · Offshore wind · The Planning Inspectorate - National Infrastructure

TwinHub (previously called Wave Hub Floating Wind)

Awaiting Construction32 MWApplication PA18/10363Submitted 31 October 2018Granted 12 January 2022

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The application

Application number: PA18/10363
Planning authority: The Planning Inspectorate - National Infrastructure
County or area: Offshore
Nation: England
Technology: Offshore wind
Capacity: 32 MW
Status: Awaiting Construction (Planning Permission Granted)
Operator or applicant: Hexicon
Location: Wave Hub 16km North Of, St Ives Head, Hayle, TR27 4DD
Turbines: 4, 220 m to tip

Timeline

31 October 2018 Planning application submitted
12 January 2022 Planning permission granted

Preview of the planning evidence pack for this site

The pack for this site lists 11 comparable offshore wind incidents in the United Kingdom, nearest first. The nearest is EIR-0447, Fire destroyed turbine at Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm in 2023, 564 km from this site.

Reference	Year	Incident	From the site	Severity
EIR-0447	2023	Fire destroyed turbine at Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm in 2023	564 km	Major
EIR-0758	2024	Service vessel collision damages turbine at Orsted's Hornsea Project One offshore wind farm	590 km	Significant
EIR-1778	2018	Engineer loses arm during repair at North Sea Siemens Gamesa turbine	590 km	Major
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The first 3 rows as the pack shows them. The other 8 are in the pack, each with its distance, sources and the fire service guidance it bears on.

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Summary for this site

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In the full pack

What the planning evidence pack adds for this application

The pack is made for TwinHub (previously called Wave Hub Floating Wind) from the register and the government planning database: every comparable incident, nearest first, with its sources; the schemes refused, withdrawn or taken to appeal within 40 km, your council first; and the fire service guidance each incident bears on. One fixed, dated file, as a PDF, a web page and a Word document.

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