Open consultancy for wind farms off the coast of Wales

Consultations on plans to build one of the world's largest offshore wind farms off the coast of North Wales have been launched.Around 100 turbines could be built as part of plans for Awel y Môr between Colwyn Bay and Llanfairfechan. RWE Renewables said it would be 10.5km (6.5 miles) west of the existing Gwynt y Môr turbines.

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They will cover an area of ​​88 square kilometers (34 square miles), and the turbines can be up to 332 meters (1,089 feet) high.The energy company said the new farm would be able to power 900,000 homes.The same developers are behind Gwynt y Môr, which has 160 turbines off Llandudno in Conwy and is one of the UK's largest offshore wind farms.

According to RWE, the maximum number of turbines planned for Awel y Môr dropped from 107 to 91.
Together, there may be 251 turbines across Gwynt y Môr and Awel y Môr, making it one of the largest wind farms in the world.if approved The project can be implemented by 2030.The company expects to file a complaint with the UK government in 2022.

A preliminary report has been published on maps, plans and details of potential negative impacts - on marine life, birds, fishing and ocean currents.Coastal noise is being considered. This is coupled with the possible impact of farms on tourism and conservation.Tamsyn Rowe, project manager, said this business "Really eager" to listen to people's opinions.

I'm really excited about this project and what it can deliver. Not only in terms of renewable energy but also creating local skilled jobs and investment opportunities,The company calls this offer "Once in a Decade Opportunity for Wales" and the largest renewable energy project in Wales as planned for the next 10 years.but has opposition