council events and updates from across the East Riding which is secure and you can choose to stop receiving emails at any time Find out more in our Privacy notice Would you like to take part in simple surveys and help us improve other online services Your feedback could not be submitted due to a server error The Promenade Residential Care Home on Marine Drive in Hornsea which provided accommodation for up to 24 elderly persons closed in summer 2024 “due to issues with meeting modern healthcare requirements” according to planning documents submitted to the council The property (8-10 Marine Drive) was originally built as three separate townhouses but has since been combined into one property with a large garden to the rear The planning application submitted to the council seeks to change the use of the property stating that the ground floor could become a “Cafe / Cocktail Lounge” and three self-contained holiday rental units The plans also state that the two upper floors would become private residential accommodation for the property’s new owners In addition to the change of use of the property the application also includes alterations to the external appearance of the building These alterations include the removal of two ground floor windows and the installation of a new door to provide access to the proposed Cafe / Cocktail Lounge A further new door would be installed to provide access to the private accommodation on the upper floors Planning documents suggest the property has space for five cars to park at the front whilst there is also space for a further seven cars to park off Constable Road at the rear of the property This application will now be reviewed by East Riding Council This is the Coast is committed to providing a daily local news service for the Yorkshire Coast We are a small locally owned and operated business which employs professional journalists and reporters We do not receive any public funding or grants and we are entirely funded by our local 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sailway from Map Ta Phut completed by Ørsted’s Thailand-based team in partnership with Aibel and Hitachi Energy is now on a 55-day journey of more than 13,000 nautical miles to Haugesund for the installation and commissioning of high-voltage equipment The structure will travel on the heavy transportation vessel BigLift Barentsz “The sailaway of the first of our Hornsea 3 offshore converter station topsides is an important milestone It marks the culmination of three years of hard work by our teams in Europe and Thailand and the start of our next phase in delivering the world’s single biggest offshore wind farm This huge structure is an impressive piece of engineering on time and on budget,” said Luke Bridgman Ørsted signed the contract to provide offshore converter stations with Aibel and Hitachi Energy in 2022 and installation in the delivery of two HVDC converter platforms Hitachi Energy will supply two HVDC Light converter systems while Aibel will deliver two HVDC offshore converter platforms Aibel contracted Heerema Marine Contractors to transport and install the two high-voltage direct current (HVDC) offshore converter platforms, including both jackets and platform topsides Ørsted was awarded a Contract for Difference (CfD) for Hornsea Three in July 2022 with the developer saying that with an installed capacity of 2.9 GW Hornsea 3 was the largest single offshore wind farm in the world when Ørsted took the Final Investment Decision (FID) on the offshore wind farm the company noted that the CfD framework permitted a reduction of the awarded capacity and that Ørsted would use this flexibility to submit a share of Hornsea Three’s capacity into the UK’s CfD allocation round 6 (AR6) located approximately 160 kilometres off the Yorkshire coast was awarded 1,080 MW capacity in the UK’s AR6 auction in September 2024 Get in front of your target audience in one move OffshoreWIND.biz is read by thousands of offshore wind professionals daily Daily news and in-depth stories in your inbox Leveraging 20 years of experience with offshore windDecember 2023 will forever mark a milestone in our company history as we became part of the world-wide CS WIND group The acquisition goes beyond a mere change in ownership; it marks a leap into a future where our combined strengths will pave the way for optimized production […] Ørsted has awarded several contracts totalling between GBP 75 million and GBP 100 million to companies in the north of England to provide components for the 2.9 GW Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm will produce integral components and services for the Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm in the UK will work with their contractor Hutchinson Engineering on the final assembly of key components at the Teesworks Port in Teeside Severfield and Smulders will supply a large proportion of secondary structures for the offshore wind farm’s foundations This includes the suspended internal platforms (SIPs) which are internal parts of the foundations on which the wind turbines sit the two companies will build the boat landings where smaller vessels will arrive allowing technicians to directly access the turbine foundation which protect the steel-made foundation structure from corrosion “Hornsea 3 represents a significant milestone for Severfield This is a major achievement for the business and a key step in aligning with our strategy to expand the Nuclear & Infrastructure division into new and innovative sectors,” said Jim Martindale Divisional Managing Director for Severfield Nuclear & Infrastructure Ørsted awarded JDR a contract for array cable testing and termination The northeast of England-based company will prepare and connect the cables between the turbines and offshore converter stations and then will ensure that all array cabling is fully integrated into the offshore electrical infrastructure “Being part of the Hornsea 3 project is a continuation of our collaboration with Ørsted building on the successful delivery of cutting-edge cable solutions for Hornsea 1 and 2 These historic projects demonstrated our ability to innovate and execute at scale from manufacturing 245 kilometers of inter-array cables for Hornsea 1 to providing advanced 66kV systems for Hornsea 2,” said Monika Cupiał-Zgrysek Ørsted signed a contract with Seaway7 for the transport and installation of the inter-array cables at the Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm Paul says every penny raised for the Hornsea Lifeboat truly counts: You can donate here 'Hornsea Inshore Rescue is an independent lifeboat that was established thanks to the strong support of the local community who believed our services were needed in a coastal community that attracts thousands of visitors throughout the year Since we began in 1994 we have been involved in the saving of lives 'From our humble beginnings in a pig shed to our new purpose-built boat house and sea safe educational centre our volunteers are operational throughout the year But we are so much more than just a lifeboat crew As well as providing a life-saving inshore rescue service we also have a team of highly trained volunteers who deliver educational talks and presentations to local businesses and schools and RYA approved courses on being safe at sea 'All of this is done with the support of local people Hornsea Inshore Rescue receives no funding from the Government or from the RNLI We couldn't do the life-saving work that we do without your help.' Seabed investigations using a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) are scheduled to start at the site of Ørsted’s Hornsea Three offshore wind farm in the UK on 1 March A work-class ROV will be deployed from a DP vessel to investigate discrete areas of the seabed both in the array site and on the export cable route The DP vessel is expected to mobilise in Rotterdam on 26 February and begin survey works on 1 March with operations expected to last approximately 60 days Ørsted was awarded a Contract for Difference (CfD) for Hornsea Three in July 2022 the company noted that the CfD framework permitted a reduction of the awarded capacity and that Ørsted would use this flexibility to submit a share of Hornsea Three’s capacity into the UK’s CfD allocation round 6 (AR6) Hornsea Three was awarded 1,080 MW capacity in the UK’s AR6 auction in September 2024 will comprise around 200 Siemens Gamesa’s 14 MW wind turbines and is expected to be operational in 2027 the combined capacity of Ørsted’s Hornsea offshore wind farms (Hornsea 1 making this one of the world’s largest offshore wind zones Denmark’s Ørsted has awarded a contract to Hyosung Heavy Industries for the supply of ultra-high voltage power equipment for the Hornsea 4 offshore wind farm in the UK the South Korean company will supply 400 kV ultra-high voltage transformers and reactors essential components for improving power quality for the 2.4 GW Hornsea 4 offshore wind project The most recent contract further strengthens the company’s presence in Europe where it has accumulated over 1 trillion won (about EUR 667 million) in orders this year Ørsted acquired the rights to develop the Hornsea zone from SMart Wind who were originally awarded the zone in the Crown Estate Round 3 bidding auction To date, the 1.2 GW Hornsea 1 and the 1.3 GW Hornsea 2 are in operation and the 2.9 GW Hornsea 3 is currently in construction The Hornsea 4 offshore wind farm was granted consent by the Secretary of State for the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero in July of last year The project recently received its contract for difference (CfD) award from the UK Government in September 2024 Ørsted expects to take the final investment decision on Hornsea 4 within the next 18 months and is currently targeting the commissioning of the project before the end of 2030 and Hutchinson Engineering as key subcontractors for the 2.9 GW Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm in the UK With commercial production set to commence in the coming months these subcontractors have been selected to provide support with operational and logistical services within the 120-acre site located on the South Bank of Teesworks SeAH Wind will be supplying the monopile foundations for the Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm located approximately 120 kilometres off the Norfolk Coast in the North Sea Mammoet has been appointed to provide self-propelled modular transporters (SPMTs) within the SeAH Wind facility The company’s scope includes the transportation of can/cone structures and completed monopiles Glacier Energy will conduct non-destructive testing (NDT) of welds throughout the manufacturing process their NDT inspections will enhance the reliability and durability of the monopiles Hutchinson Engineering has been tasked with supplying secondary steel components for the Hornsea 3 project SeAH Wind sought a UK-based company capable of delivering these complex parts in compliance with stringent Ørsted drawings and specifications The monopile foundations will be installed by Cadeler under a contract signed with Ørsted in 2023 The project is expected to be completed by 2027 Our promise towards a carbon-neutral future EconiQ Consulting supports customers addressing their unique environmental performance needs Meet IdentiQ™ digital twin for sustainable Service is our commitment to the world’s largest existing installed base and the future of the energy system Accelerating a clean energy transition with a range of solutions for solar Discover the people and technologies behind the multiple pathways towards a carbon-neutral future Advancing a sustainable energy future for all we are co-creating global and local solutions to benefit society Get in-depth insights on topics and trends in the energy sector from industry thought leaders in this animation series about the world of electricity and sustainable energy Diversity and inclusion are the core of our success Hornsea 4 is expected to be Europe’s first offshore wind farm to feature Enhanced STATCOM the next generation of grid stabilization technology This technology will help Ørsted reliably integrate 2.4 gigawatts of clean energy into the grid to power approximately 2.6 million UK homes Hitachi Energy supports grid stability as the UK expands its renewable capacity Hitachi Energy has received an order from Danish renewable energy developer Ørsted to provide the power electronics technology to integrate 2.4 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy from the Hornsea 4 offshore wind farm into the grid helping to meet the United Kingdom’s Clean Power 2030 targets Hitachi Energy will supply an advanced grid-forming solution that employs the next generation of grid stabilization technology Enhanced STATCOM - to manage grid frequency variations and system voltage at all times It is the first time the technology will be used in the offshore wind industry in Europe and marks a major milestone in the evolution of the conventional STATCOM installed at Hornsea 2 Hitachi Energy’s breakthrough solution, SVC Light® Enhanced1, uses innovative power electronics to integrate the efficient reactive power compensation of SVC Light with supercapacitors, which are electronic devices that absorb and inject active power into the grid in milliseconds. SVC Light Enhanced is part of Grid-enSure™ a recently launched fully integrated portfolio that comprises leading-edge solutions based on power electronics and advanced control systems that safely protect grid stability and power quality as the transition to renewable energy accelerates Advanced features like Grid Forming Control provide significant improvements over previous solutions and make the technology less sensitive to future changes in the network The use of supercapacitors to provide active power capability not only supports grid stability but also offers project owners the possibility of offering inertia or grid stability services to the grid.  Located 69 kilometers (km) off the Yorkshire coast Hornsea 4 secured a 2.4 GW Contract for Difference (CfD) from the Government in September 2024 The CfD mechanism guarantees a fixed price level for the electricity generated providing revenue certainty and giving developers financial stability to progress viable projects Final Investment Decision on the project is expected within the next 15 months with Commercial Operation Date (COD) currently planned for 2030.  Hitachi Energy is a global technology leader that is advancing a sustainable energy future for all We are advancing the world’s energy system to be more sustainable flexible and secure and we collaborate with customers and partners to enable a sustainable energy future – for today’s generations and those to come Hitachi Energy has a proven track record and unparalleled installed base in more than 140 countries With innovative technologies and services including the integration of more than 150 gigawatts of HVDC links into the power system we help make the energy value chain more efficient Together with stakeholders across sectors and geographies we enable the digital transformation required to accelerate the energy transition towards a carbon-neutral future we employ around 45,000 people in 60 countries and generate business volumes of around $13 billion USD a contract for the transport and installation (T&I) of the inter-array cables at the Hornsea 3 offshore wind project in the UK Seaway7’s scope of work covers the transportation and installation of 192 66 kV inter-array cables measuring approximately 500 kilometres in length with offshore activities scheduled to commence in 2026 “With this award we look forward to continuing our long-standing relationship with Ørsted The Hornsea 3 project represents our seventh offshore wind project together including  the inter-array cables on the two previous phases of the Hornsea Wind Zone The award adds to our backlog and leading position in the UK Europe’s largest offshore wind market” but Subsea7 classifies a substantial deal like this within a range of USD 150 million to USD 300 million Ørsted made the final investment decision for the 2.9 GW Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm Balmoral Comtec is responsible for the supply of cable protection systems for Ørsted’s UK project With 231 wind turbines and a generation capacity of 2.9 GW the Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm is expected to be completed by the end of 2027 has awarded Houston-headquartered Helix Robotics Solutions a contract for the burial of inter-array cables at the Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm site in the UK The contract is expected to last over 300 days and is scheduled to commence in the third quarter of 2026 Helix Robotics Solutions will be responsible for the burial of all 192 inter-array cables totalling approximately 500 kilometres in length The project will be managed with engineering and survey support from Helix’s offices in Aberdeen Helix plans to utilise the Grand Canyon III trenching support vessel mobilised with the T1500 jet trencher one of the largest trenching awards to Helix highlights our commitment to supporting offshore wind development and expanding Helix’s offshore renewables activity,” said Scotty Sparks Helix’s Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Seaway7 won a contract for the transport and installation of the inter-array cables at Ørsted’s Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm located 160 kilometres off the Yorkshire coast At the end of last year, Ørsted awarded JDR a contract for array cable testing and termination The company will prepare and connect the cables between the turbines and offshore converter stations using their testing system will ensure that all array cabling is fully integrated into the offshore electrical infrastructure With up to 231 wind turbines and a generation capacity of 2.9 GW The company will divest a 50% stake in the £8.5bn offshore wind project Danish energy giant Ørsted has commenced divesting a stake in its 2.9GW Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm, located 120km from the UK coast, as reported by Bloomberg The company aims to sell a 50% stake in the offshore wind project as part of its wider plan to ramp up divestments following a turnaround plan initiated by company CEO Mads Nipper Brookfield acquired a £1.75bn stake in four of Ørsted’s operational wind farms in UK waters The exact price Ørsted is seeking for the stake is unclear a potential buyer will need to contribute to the construction costs of the project which is expected to provide power to three million British households Ørsted has previously estimated the project’s value at £8.5bn ($10.8bn) Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis It has engaged Bank of America and Crédit Agricole to facilitate the sale process The company plans to offload a stake in the Hornsea 3 wind project by 2025 120km offshore Norfolk and 160km from the Yorkshire coast which is expected to be completed by the end of 2027 Ørsted secured government-backed contracts to sell power from its offshore wind farms The company is also developing the Hornsea 4 offshore wind farm In June 2024, it confirmed that it will install a 600MW Tesla battery storage system at Hornsea 3 Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network Ørsted is conducting a confirmed unexploded ordnance (cUXO) removal campaign along the export cable route of the Hornsea Three offshore wind project in the UK and a potential UXO (pUXO) inspection campaign in the array area 24 confirmed UXOs within the Hornsea Three export cable route were removed with the explosive ordnance detonation (EOD) of the one remaining cUXO being undertaken by the vessel Glomar Wave which did the same work on the East Anglia Three offshore wind farm last year The EOD works at the Hornsea Three export cable route are expected to be completed by May 2025 according to a Notice to Mariners from the project a potential UXO (pUXO) inspection campaign is underway with ten pUXOs confirmed as cUXOs as of April 14 The pUXO inspection campaign is being performed using the vessel Kamara The EOD work at the Hornsea Three array area is expected to be undertaken in a separate campaign commencing in the third quarter of 2025 The 2.9 GW Hornsea Three offshore wind farm located approximately 160 kilometers off the Yorkshire coast the project was the largest single offshore wind farm in the world Hornsea Three was awarded 1,080 MW capacity in the UK’s AR6 auction in September 2024 The Pioneers of Offshore Engineering GustoMSC part of NOV’s Marine and Construction business is recognized for providing advanced design & engineering consultancy for mobile offshore units and reliable equipment and technical knowledge into realistic & innovative ideas The performance of new and existing jack-ups As part of the pre-construction works at the Hornsea Four offshore wind farm site in the UK Ørsted will carry out a geophysical survey campaign to investigate the physical characteristics of the seabed The data acquired from the campaign will be used for detailed foundation design and installation activities jack-up vessel and cable installation assessments The geophysical surveys will be conducted by the survey vessels Ocean Endeavour and Ocean Researcher as well as the support vessel GV Jacoba The survey equipment will include a multibeam echosounder (MBES)/ Backscatter Innomar sub-bottom profilers (SBPs) and an ultra-short baseline (USBL) acoustic positioning system to calculate the position of underwater targets The mobilisation of the first geophysical survey vessel will start on March 14 and the work at the offshore site will start around April 1 The campaign is expected to last approximately 180 days Geophysical survey work at the Hornsea Four site is coming up after geotechnical surveys started last month Located 69 kilometres off the Yorkshire coast the Hornsea Four offshore wind farm is planned to have an installed capacity of 2.4 GW The project was granted consent by the Secretary of State for the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero in July 2023 and Ørsted secured a Contract for Difference (CfD) for the offshore wind farm from the UK government in September 2024 Ørsted said the company expected to take the final investment decision on Hornsea Four within 18 months and was targeting the commissioning of the project before the end of 2030 Ingersoll Rand Engineering Project Solutions At Ingersoll Rand’s Engineering Project Solutions we have been managing and implementing engineered to-order air packages for complex technical requirements for over 60 years We provide specialized custom compressed air and gas compressors as well as nitrogen generation packages to international EPC contractors and engineering companies across a range of […] Instead Hornsea Inshore Rescue have issued the following statement: 23 April) been sentenced at Hull Crown Court to 17 and a half years in prison after he turned up at a man’s house armed with a kitchen knife and stabbed him multiple times in a savage attack causing injuries so severe of Cliff Road in Hornsea was charged with attempted murder and pleaded guilty to the offence at an earlier hearing at Hull Crown Court in February police received a call from paramedics just before 1am reporting that a man had been stabbed inside a property in Hornsea and upon entering the property discovered a 43-year-old man with stab wounds to his chest and neck who was being transported to hospital by paramedics for treatment to life threatening injuries Members of the public present at the scene told officers that the knife that was used in a savage attack had been discarded into the kitchen covered in the victim’s blood and the person responsible was named as Pemberton who had fled the scene in an attempt to evade arrest not knowing the extent of the injuries he had inflicted on a man he knew Armed officers were deployed to Pemberton’s home address where he was swiftly located covered in the victim’s blood and arrested on suspicion of attempted murder 45 minutes after the initial call came in Leading the investigation was Police Constable Tanya Binnington from our Criminal Investigation Department who said: “This was a frightful unprovoked attack where Pemberton stormed round to the house of someone he knew armed with a kitchen knife looking for someone else but instead stabbed the first defenseless person who came to the door in a fit of uncontrollable rage “The victim sustained a severe stab wound to his chest causing a bleed in his lung and another that narrowly avoided the artery in his neck Medical professionals had to place him in an induced coma where he remained for three days “The mental scars of the horrific ordeal he endured will undoubtedly stay with him for the rest of his life and I’d like to thank him for his patience throughout the entire process “I’d also like to commend the members of the public who assisted the victim at the scene and came forward with crucial information that assisted officers in getting justice for the victim and ultimately “Knife crime can impact people from any walk of life that is why we continue to do everything we can to take weapons off our streets “It is really important to educate our communities that by possessing some types of knives “Whether you find yourself in a confrontational situation at home or are thinking about carrying a knife for your protection you may need further support and information to assist you through the process You can visit the website for further support https://www.humberside.police.uk/victim-support and download a copy of our victim support leaflet To learn more about our knife crime campaign head to the police website – https://www.humberside.police.uk/police-forces/humberside-police/areas/campaigns/campaigns/whats-the-point/ A 300MW/600MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) developed by Ørsted will be co-located with its Hornsea 3 Offshore Wind Farm onshore substation the BESS will be owned by Ørsted ICENI Energy Storage UK the storage-focused branch of the Danish energy company and developer It is a novel project in that the storage system will be co-located with an onshore substation sharing a connection with an offshore wind power plant The BESS site and substation are near Norwich in Norfolk Hornsea 3 re-bid and was awarded a 1,080MW contract The co-located BESS development is the result of three years of collaboration between Ørsted NESO and National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) designated a Pathfinder project by the UK government’s Offshore Transmission Network Review (OTNR). OTNR aimed to improve coordination between projects to incorporate increasing amounts of renewable energy coming onto the network After working through the Pathfinder process the Boudica BESS is expected to come online in 2026 chief specialist of system integration at Ørsted called the project a “blueprint for the future” pointing out that similar projects are entering the pipeline “demonstrating that it is a best-in-class solution” director of customer connections at National Grid Electricity Transmission said: “Co-locating assets in this way can help maximise the benefits of new renewable generation planning to connect to the electricity network ensuring excess wind power can be stored and used when needed.” To read the full version of this story visit Current NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO MAKE A NON-MATERIAL CHANGE TO THE FOLLOWING DEVELOPMENT CONSENT ORDER: THE HORNSEA FOUR OFFSHORE WIND FARM ORDER 2023 (SI 2023/800) AS CORRECTED BY THE HORNSEA FOUR OFFSHORE WIND FARM (CORRECTION) ORDER 2024 (SI 2024/117) AND AS AMENDED BY THE HORNSEA FOUR OFFSHORE WIND FARM (AMENDMENT) ORDER 2024 (SI 2024/800) Notice is hereby given that an application has been made by Orsted Hornsea Project Four Limited (company number 08584182) of 5 Howick Place SW1P 1WG (the “Applicant”) to the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero to make a non-material change to the Hornsea Four Offshore Wind Farm Order 2023 (as corrected by the Hornsea Four Offshore Wind Farm (Correction) Order 2024) and as amended by the Hornsea Four Offshore Wind Farm (Amendment) Order 2024) (the “Amended Order”) under the Planning Act 2008 (the “NMC Application”) The Amended Order includes provision authorising the construction maintenance and decommissioning of the Hornsea Project Four offshore wind farm together with associated offshore and onshore infrastructure and all associated development (“Hornsea Four”) on land approximately 69 kilometres from the East Riding of Yorkshire in the Southern North Sea covering an area of approximately 470 square kilometres The Amended Order requires the Applicant to submit and base the Guillemot Compensation Implementation and Monitoring Plan (“GCIMP”) on the strategy for guillemot compensation set out in the guillemot and razorbill compensation plan and include details of the arrangements with fishers to use bycatch reduction technology and associated provisions the Applicant must enter into the contracts with fishers for the bycatch reduction technology as set out in the approved GCIMP Certain numbered works authorised by the Amended Order cannot commence until at least one year has lapsed after the contracts with fishers have been entered into to remove the requirements in Part 3 of Schedule 16 to the Amended Order relating to carrying out bycatch reduction through contracts with fishers the required guillemot compensation can be delivered via predator eradication only The Applicant therefore intends to fulfil the compensation requirements for guillemot solely via the predator eradication measures which will deliver at least 160% of the compensation requirement for guillemots therefore comfortably meeting the requirements of Hornsea Four Given the two measures of predator eradication and bycatch reduction were considered as a package of compensation in the Applicant’s guillemot and razorbill compensation plan to be scaled up or scaled down as appropriate the Applicant proposes to “scale down” the bycatch reduction measure to zero The Applicant will keep the bycatch reduction measure as one of a range of adaptive management measures for future consideration A copy of the NMC Application and its accompanying documents are available for inspection via the Planning Inspectorate’s website at the below address until at least the end of the consultation period referred to below: Planning Inspectorate website (documents tab): https://national-infrastructure-consenting.planninginspectorate.gov.uk/projects/EN010098/documents If you require a hard copy of the NMC Application and its accompanying documents (for example because you do not have access to a computer and are unable to view the documents on PINS’ website) you can request hard copies by contacting the Applicant at HornseaProjectFour@orsted.com or on: +447787695045 Each hard copy is available at the cost of £20 per copy Any representation about the NMC Application must be made by email to: HornseaProjectFour@planninginspectorate.gov.uk or in writing to: National Infrastructure Planning Please quote reference EN010098 on any correspondence Consultation responses will be published on the relevant project page of the National Infrastructure Planning website Please note that representations must be received by the Planning Inspectorate by 11.59pm on 24 March 2025 ORSTED HORNSEA PROJECT FOUR LIMITED 13 February 2025 © 2025 Kelsey Media Ltd . kelsey.co.uk Ørsted has broken ground on a battery energy storage system (BESS) development co-located with onshore substation infrastructure for Hornsea 3 Offshore Wind Farm in the UK The BESS development will have a 300MW/600MWh capacity and is expected to be operational by the end of 2026 Danish multinational energy company and prolific offshore wind developer Ørsted said this week with the BESS set to be one of the largest in Europe to date As previously reported on our sister site Solar Power Portal the project will be Ørsted’s first large-scale battery installation in the UK and will be owned by Ørsted ICENI Energy Storage UK The project is unusual in that the storage system will be co-located with the onshore substation that connects the offshore wind farm to the grid Ørsted claims the 2.9GW capacity third phase of its Hornsea project with the start of commercial operations due in 2027 project manager said: “This is a very exciting project to be a part of not only for Ørsted as it is our first large-scale battery installation in the UK but also for the UK energy industry as this project involves two generators using one shared grid connection.“Success here opens up the possibilities for increased use of existing grid infrastructure in the UK which is critical when there is a real issue of congestion in the network.” With Hornsea 3 awarded a UK government contract under its Contracts for Difference (CfD) renewables tendering scheme in 2022 Ørsted took its final investment decision (FID) on the battery storage project last summer At that time, ESN Premium spoke with John Perkins, senior principal at consultancy AFRY, who said that energy storage could help mitigate negative pricing risks for projects with CfD contracts if the price goes negative for six hours consecutively you lose the top-up payment Future CfDs will have this applied for even one hour That was introduced because without it the CfD risked a problematic market distortion Perkins said that negative pricing events occur for about 100 hours every year in the UK and the numbers are rising He added that energy storage could also reduce market risk for developers and project owners by ‘smoothing’ their imbalance costs “CfD wind receives fixed income per megawatt-hour but it is exposed to market risk on its imbalance costs and therefore a smoothing of imbalance prices It helps reduce the costs associated with its forecast error and balancing,” Perkins said Ørsted deployed its first 20MW UK standalone BESS project in the UK in 2019 the company added a 40MW battery system to a solar PV plant in Texas two years later Last May, Ørsted and JP Morgan closed a tax equity financing on Eleven Mile Solar Center co-locating 300MW of solar PV with a 300MW/1,200MWh BESS in Arizona Ørsted then said in August that it was developing a 1GW pipeline of battery storage projects in Midwestern states. The Danish company and US developer Mission Clean Energy had submitted grid connection applications for projects in the Central and North regions of the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) This story first appeared on Solar Power Portal Additional reporting for Energy-Storage.news by Andy Colthorpe Hornsea Town Council will also contribute £2,503.20 towards the £36,503.20 total project cost Two accessible roundabouts and access paths will be installed in Hall Garth Park and Jefferson Park play areas “The Town Council would like to sincerely thank East Riding of Yorkshire Council and North Holderness Ward Council members Councillor Jefferson and Councillor Whittle for their support with this project." the council’s cabinet member for planning “I am very pleased that the award of Commuted Sums will be able to help with the installation of the all-inclusive play equipment and benefit the residents of Hornsea greatly The addition of sensory play panels along the pathways will also be a good added extra This award will make a real difference in Hornsea and will improve this area.” Developers are required to provide Outdoor Playing Space (OPS) as part of all new residential developments above a certain size.  This requirement is highlighted in the East Riding Local Plan supported by the Supplementary Planning Document Outdoor Playing Space is specified as space that is available for sport active recreation or children’s play The space must be of a suitable size and design for its intended purpose accessible and available to the general public When a developer cannot provide this within the development itself a sum of money known as a commuted sum may be paid in lieu of this East Riding of Yorkshire Council is investing the money in its annual surface dressing programme which is set to begin on 23 April and is expected to take 13 weeks to complete The highway maintenance programme will cover all types of roads and will see 151 sections of road in the area (around 67 miles) upgraded - which is the same as paving a straight road from Beverley to Nottingham Around 12,600 tonnes of stone chippings will be laid on road surfaces during the spring and summer operation Surface dressing is a fast and cost-effective method of fixing preserving and prolonging the lifespan of a road and it is carried out annually by the council’s own highways maintenance team road sweepers clear away any loose chippings after a few days New road markings are then put down as quickly as possible The process actively reduces the risk of potholes forming as it seals the road and stops water from entering and damaging the surface It also greatly improves skid resistance for vehicles The process is carried out during the spring and summer months as it requires warmer temperatures for the bitumen and chippings to take effect the council’s director of infrastructure and facilities “Thanks to residents and motorists for bearing with us while we carry out our annual surface dressing programme “Our teams will be out in around 150 locations over the next three months carrying out a vital job to help protect these sections of road from potholes and other damage.” temporary 20mph speed limits are in force on the treated roads to reduce the possibility of vehicles skidding on the loose chippings and will be removed when the new road markings have been installed Disruption to traffic will be kept to a minimum but drivers are asked to respect the 20mph speed limit in place to protect both the travelling public and the council’s workforce Residents and drivers will be informed before the works begin A leaflet will be sent to residents impacted by the works and advance warning signs will be placed on the roads beforehand any loose stone chippings left behind won’t go to waste Mechanical road sweepers are used to collect up all the loose chippings Then every two years the council hires a giant industrial washing and grading machine to clean all the loose chippings so they can be recycled and reused on the roads the following year The process recycles more than 7,000 tonnes of chippings and saves around £60,000 of council tax payers’ money Local roads which will benefit from the surface dressing programme include: Seabed investigations using a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) are scheduled to start at the site of Ørsted’s Hornsea Three offshore wind farm in the UK on March 1 The DP vessel is expected to mobilize in Rotterdam on February 26 and begin survey works on March 1 Ørsted was awarded a Contract for Difference (CfD) for Hornsea Three in July 2022 Hornsea Three was the largest single offshore wind farm in the world Hornsea Three was awarded 1,080 MW capacity in the UK’s AR6 auction in September 2024 The areas affected by the warning in Whitby are the harbour area including Abrahams Quay High tides and forecast weather conditions are expected to cause flooding Today We will continue to monitor levels closely as large waves and sea spray will be dangerous There are also Flood Warnings in Bridlington for Harbour Road and the Floral Pavillion and the South Pier.  for Harbour Road and the Floral Pavilion reads: High tides and strong winds are expected to cause flooding from overtopping waves and wind-blown spray between 5:00PM and 7:00 PM today Flooding is expected to affect areas around Harbour Road and the Floral Pavilion Flooding is expected to affect areas around the South Pier Chicken Run Jetty and adjacent car parks off South Cliff Road There is also a Flood Warning for Hornsea: High tides and strong winds are expected to cause flooding between 4:30 PM and 8:30PM today Flooding is expected to affect areas on Marine Drive Hornsea Burton Road and along Stream Dike and Foss Beck There are also Flood Alerts for the Yorkshire Coast between Staithes and Whitby including the tidal River Esk and also Skipsea further down the coast Helix Energy’s marine contracting business unit Helix Robotics Solutions has been hired by Seaway7 the renewables unit of Oslo-listed Subsea7 for the burial of inter-array cables at Ørsted’s Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm in the UK which will be managed from Helix’s offices in Aberdeen includes the burial of all 192 inter-array cables The Houston-based company said it plans to utilise the construction support vessel Grand Canyon III with the T1500 jet trencher a work-class remotely operated vehicle and associated survey services The contract is expected to last over 300 days and should start in the third quarter 2026 Helix’s executive vice president and chief operating officer said is one of the company’s largest trenching deals The Hornsea 3 wind farm is located 160 km off the Yorkshire coast it will become the largest individual offshore wind farm to date and will bring the total capacity of the Hornsea offshore wind zone to 5.4 GW They should be bright yellow so they are visible in the ocea.. Don't have an account? Heerema has commenced the construction of offshore substation jackets for the 2.9 GW Hornsea 3 wind farm in the UK the company held the first steel-cutting ceremony for the jackets at Heerema Vlissingen in the Netherlands Ørsted, the developer of the Hornsea 3 offshore wind project, signed an EPCI contract with partners Aibel and Hitachi Energy for the two platforms in 2022. Activities on the two offshore substations began in April 2023 The Norwegian company Aibel contracted Heerema Marine Contractors to transport and install the two high-voltage direct current (HVDC) offshore converter platforms including both jackets and platform topsides Aibel already did similar work at Ørsted’s Hornsea area, having installed the two Hornsea 2 offshore substations in 2021 The Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm will feature 200 Siemens Gamesa’s 14 MW wind turbines and is expected to be operational in 2027 Ørsted was awarded a Contract for Difference (CfD) for Hornsea 3 in July 2022 at an inflation-indexed strike price of GBP 37.35 per MWh in 2012 prices. After securing a CfD in 2022, the developer said that with 2.9 GW, Hornsea 3 was the largest single offshore wind farm in the world. Once Hornsea 3 is completed, the combined capacity of Ørsted’s Hornsea offshore wind farms (Hornsea 1, 2, and 3) will be more than 5 GW, making this one of the world’s largest offshore wind zones. Get in front of your target audience in one move! OffshoreWIND.biz is read by thousands of offshore wind professionals daily. Leveraging 20 years of experience with offshore windDecember 2023 will forever mark a milestone in our company history, as we became part of the world-wide CS WIND group. The acquisition goes beyond a mere change in ownership; it marks a leap into a future where our combined strengths will pave the way for optimized production […] Two teenagers were seriously injured and 29 others was involved in a collision with a tractor on Wednesday Humberside Police are investigating the incident said: "It was really scary for everyone "I was facing my friends and as the bus crashed I went side into the seat Everyone was asking each other if they were ok." Gracie's cousin suffered a cut to her face and was "in and out of consciousness" "It was kind of like what you see in films - there was lots of screaming and there were people bleeding and crying," she said "It was really emotional and quite scary." rushed to the scene after hearing about what had happened parked up at the side or the road with a lot of other parents who had just abandoned their cars and run towards the bus "The first thing we saw was the bus and how bad it looked she had blood all over her face and there were children all over the floor some of them wrapped up with blankets." She said parents had started a petition to call for seatbelts to be installed on buses "If there were seatbelts in the bus most of those injuries wouldn't have been sustained," she said "It's something that needs to change These buses are doing 50-60mph down country roads There is no legal requirement for buses to have seatbelts A spokesperson for the bus company Ellie Rose declined to comment saying: "This is is under investigation and we are liaising with the police." Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know The Global Lifting Industry’s Longest Running Magazine and Hutchinson Engineering appointed key subcontractors for the Hornsea 3 Offshore Wind Project SeAH Wind is pleased to announce the appointment of Mammoet and Hutchinson Engineering as key subcontractors for the Hornsea 3 Offshore Wind Project these subcontractors have been selected to support with the operational and logistical services within the 120-acre site located on the South Bank of Teesworks SeAH Wind will be supplying the monopile foundations for the Hornsea 3 Offshore Wind Project situated approximately 120 km off the Norfolk Coast in the North Sea it will become the world’s largest offshore wind farm and Hutchinson Engineering for the Hornsea 3 project These strategic appointments reflect our commitment to delivering market leading XXXL Monopiles we are confident that we will meet our project goals while upholding the highest standards of quality Its scope includes the transportation of can/cone structures and completed monopiles By leveraging Mammoet’s expertise in heavy transport solutions in offshore wind site logistics SeAH Wind ensures a seamless and efficient movement of monopiles minimizing downtime and improving overall production efficiency said: “We are delighted to be helping SeAH Wind to deliver the future of offshore wind foundations by providing marshalling capabilities that are constantly at the cutting edge of what can be lifted and transported” Its rigorous NDT inspections will enhance the reliability and durability of the monopiles ensuring they meet both Ørsted’s stringent standards and international offshore wind regulations Group CEO at Glacier Energy said “We are proud to be supporting  SeAH Wind with NDT services for the Hornsea 3 project marking a significant milestone for Glacier Energy This collaboration builds on our strong heritage of supporting wind foundation manufacturers and reinforces our commitment to the northeast of England’s growth We look forward to working with SeAH Wind and playing a pivotal role in the success of the project.” Hutchinson Engineering’s previous experience on Ørsted projects makes them an ideal partner for this phase of the project or our sector page: mammoet.com/offshore-wind Give your business an edge with our leading Cranes Today View all newsletters from across the Progressive Media network © Business Trade Media International Limited The service operation vessel (SOV) Wind of Hope has allided with a wind turbine of the Hornsea One wind farm in the UK According to a statement issued by Louis Dreyfus Armateurs (LDA) the 26 crew members and 46 specialist personnel on board at the time of the accident suffered no injuries The accident happened in the afternoon hours of 19 September and resulted in damage to the starboard side of the vessel above the waterline and the helideck There was also some damage to the base of the turbine has created an exclusion zone around the damaged turbine The Wind of Hope will now proceed to port for damage assessment All the relevant authorities have been informed and an investigation has started into the cause of the accident Located in the North Sea off the east coast of England, the 1.2 GW Hornsea One became fully operational in January 2020 The project comprises 174 Siemens Gamesa wind turbines and is generating enough energy to power over one million homes in the UK You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience Hitachi Energy has received an order from Danish renewable energy developer Ørsted subject to final investment decision (FID) to provide the power electronics technology to integrate 2.4 GW of renewable energy from the Hornsea 4 offshore wind farm into the grid helping to meet the UK’s Clean Power 2030 targets Hitachi Energy will supply an advanced grid-forming solution that employs the next generation of grid stabilisation technology Enhanced STATCOM – to manage grid frequency variations and system voltage at all times to partner with Hitachi Energy to support Ørsted’s offshore wind buildout here in the UK,” said Alana Kühne “Hitachi Energy is a trusted partner and we’ll work closely together to deploy grid stabilisation technology for the benefit of Hornsea 4 and the wider UK grid.” “The contract strengthens our long-term relationship with Ørsted and builds on the foundation of a global framework agreement that provided the confidence to use Hitachi Energy’s latest STATCOM technology This is part of our co-creation innovation with our customers,” added Niklas Persson Managing Director of Hitachi Energy’s Business Unit Grid Integration we bring to offshore wind what we have already delivered to transmission system operators.” Hitachi Energy’s breakthrough solution uses innovative power electronics to integrate the efficient reactive power compensation of SVC Light with supercapacitors which are electronic devices that absorb and inject active power into the grid in milliseconds SVC Light Enhanced is part of Grid-enSureTM The use of supercapacitors to provide active power capability not only supports grid stability but also offers project owners the possibility of offering inertia or grid stability services to the grid FID on the project is expected within the next 15 months with commercial operation date (COD) currently planned for 2030 Don’t miss out on our last issue of the year The Winter issue of Energy Global is out now; this issue kicks off with a guest comment from Veronica Maxted Director of Renewables at RS Group before moving on to a regional report on the current state of the renewables industry in North America This edition of the magazine also explores key topics such as inspection and maintenance With contributions from key industry leaders such as Viridien dive into the issue and see what you could learn Read the article online at: https://www.energyglobal.com/wind/02012025/hitachi-energy-and-rsted-to-ensure-grid-stability-at-hornsea-4/ Lantana Capital Ltd has been appointed as the mandated sell-side advisor for the public auction of Heliosphera SA's bankrupt solar panel factory in Tripoli Embed article link: (copy the HTML code below): Already a member? Sign in here Geotechnical survey works are scheduled to commence at the Hornsea Four offshore wind farm site in the UK in February 2025 which include boreholes and cone penetration tests (CPTs) will be conducted using survey vessels Connector as well as the support vessel GV Independent The survey works are expected to last approximately 170 days Located 69 kilometers off the Yorkshire coast, Hornsea Four was granted consent by the Secretary of State for the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero in July 2023 The project developer Ørsted secured a Contract for Difference (CfD) for the 2.4 GW offshore wind farm from the UK government in September 2024 OFFSHORE AND WIND SECTOR If you work in the offshore or wind sector it is essential that you are properly dressed for your job MASCOT offers a wide assortment of safety clothing and safety footwear maintaining or manufacturing wind turbines has awarded contracts  collectively worth up to £100m for work on its Hornsea 3 wind farm to UK companies that will support more than 300 jobs will produce integral components and services for Hornsea 3 it will be the world’s largest offshore wind farm and generate enough electricity to power 3.3 million UK homes is the largest steel fabricator in the UK but this will be their first contract on an offshore renewables energy project Smulders is already a leading steel fabricator in the offshore wind industry has operated from their facility in Wallsend connect and test the cables between the turbines and offshore convertor stations to ensure it is fully integrated into the grid infrastructure and working safely Hornsea 3 said: “We value our partnerships with local suppliers and our continued commitment to working with the UK supply chain is reinforced with these contract announcements “Operating with existing suppliers like JDR and Smulders and supporting Severfields’ diversification into offshore renewables is testament to the strength of the UK supply chain and the role Hornsea 3 is playing to boost economic growth across the UK.” Ed Miliband MP said: “This investment is a vote of confidence in British manufacturing and our mission to deliver clean power by 2030 boosting our factories and supporting jobs in the North of England to power up the world’s biggest offshore wind farm “This multi-million pound investment will build on the manufacturing expertise of our industrial heartlands ensuring these communities can benefit from the vast opportunities that come with us becoming a clean energy superpower.” [email protected] involved a double-decker bus and a tractor on Leas Lane near Seaton Twenty-nine pupils between the ages of 11 and 16 suffered minor injuries The collision prompted investigations by Humberside Police The petition argues that seatbelts on school buses are a necessary safety measure "The distressing fact is that our children would not have had to bear such anguish It's deeply unsettling that a solution as simple as implementing seat belts on school buses could have averted this tragedy." The petition also points out that while seatbelts are mandatory in many other forms of transport The petition emphasises that "studies have consistently shown that seatbelts significantly reduce the risk of injury in road accidents" The goal of the petition is to "create safer roads and provide peace of mind to parents" saying: "We are calling on the UK government to take immediate action to mandate the installation and use of seatbelts on all school buses Studies have consistently shown that seatbelts significantly reduce the risk of injury in road accidents By ensuring every child is properly secured during their journey we can create safer roads and provide peace of mind to parents Let’s prioritize our children’s safety—sign the petition today and help us make this crucial change!" Hornsea School & Language College acknowledged the incident on social media thanking students for their behavior in challenging circumstances as well as school staff and emergency services for their assistance at the scene The full petition can be found at https://www.change.org/p/mandate-seat-belts-on-all-school-buses-for-the-safety-of-our-children A fisherman who has been working out of Hornsea for more than four decades has called time on his career early due to concerns including unsafe launching and landing conditions said the poor condition of the beach and its slipway were major factors in him deciding to come ashore The beach-launched fleet uses tractors to run down a slipway and across the sand over the past three years the beach has seen widespread depletion of the sand – which local fishermen say is putting both safety and livelihoods in danger (FN ‘Beach-launched fleet threatened by loss of sand’) “I made my mind up around August that I’d had enough,” Alan Stead told Fishing News couldn’t get the days at sea – and the state of the ramp and the beach is an absolute joke I was hoping to slowly wind down and get a couple of years off it – but it was so bad it became unfeasible.” who sold his vessel Karmalor H 1123 late last year said the beach is now unrecognisable from when he first started working out of Hornsea You never had to worry about the state of the beach Karmalor H 1123 pictured on the sandy beach at Hornsea in March 2012 “From the top of the wall down to the bottom of the sand is now around 12ft to 14ft you could step off that wall onto the sand – a foot below That sand was a third of the way down the beach Now it’s just like the moon – there’s rocks This is causing access issues with the slipway with safe launching and landing heavily restricted and you’re unable to get ashore for X number of hours then it becomes an issue,” Alan Stead told FN “We nearly lost the boat on the beach just before Christmas The process is to reverse the boat back into the water and then line up with the ramp – you can’t get up the sides of the slipway because they’re too steep “We hit the beach and got the boat on the trailer and it rocked the boat on the trailer to one side My crewman had to back the boat into the water to get it off the trailer Alan told FN that he expects another two or three fisherman in the Hornsea fleet to come ashore permanently within the next couple of years He believes the installation of wind turbines or nearby dredging – and not natural erosion – could be factors in the depletion of sand The current condition of the beach and slipway at Hornsea Fisherman Andy Faichney told FN: “The vessels are in danger crew are in danger and people’s livelihoods are in danger – and nobody wants to address the situation.” and told FN that the issues were also impacting crewing we didn’t really have to worry about what time we launched or came in we’ve got to try and look for somewhere on the beach with a bit of sand on it because we have to work out where we can bring the boat in safely without smashing holes in it,” he said “You’re talking 14-hour days to be able to launch and come back in at the right sort of time the boat had to sit there for four hours at sea with nothing to do but after the final haul they had to sit at sea before they could actually get back onto the beach That doesn’t take long to annoy crewmen – regardless of how much you’re earning If you’re sat in a cold boat for four hours East Riding of Yorkshire Council carried out remedial work to improve the slipway A spokesperson for the council told BBC Look North that it was aware of further problems caused by low beach levels – but that currently funds aren’t available for a long-term solution who also voiced concerns over the management of the fishery the issues have brought a premature end to a long career “I loved going to sea – that’s all I lived for I won’t miss it one bit – it was just too much in the end Sign up to Fishing News’ FREE e-newsletter here The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has confirmed that a poultry farm in Hornsea has seen an outbreak of the H5N5 strain of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A 3km protection zone and a 10km surveillance zone have been declared around the farm and all poultry on the premises have been humanely culled “All bird keepers must remain vigilant and practise stringent biosecurity to protect the health and welfare of their birds,” “Avian influenza (‘bird flu’) has been confirmed in poultry at a premises in East Riding of Yorkshire Immediate steps have been taken to limit the risk of the disease spreading and all remaining poultry at the farm will be humanly culled “The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has confirmed that the risk to the general public’s health is very low and the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has said that bird flu does not pose a food safety risk for UK consumers “Winter is a greater risk period for avian influenza and this case demonstrates that now is the time if you are a bird keeper to ensure you have very robust biosecurity Bird keepers must remain alert for any signs of disease and report suspected disease immediately.” There is more information about the protection and surveillance zones at assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/672a899bf03408fa7966d1b1/Declaration_Protection_Surveillance_Zone_AIV_2024-02_nr_Hornsea_East_Riding_of_Yorkshire.pdf The works are being carried out on behalf of Ørsted the world’s leading sustainable energy company with support from VolkerStevin and VolkerTrenchless Solutions The project includes the installation of 208 km of onshore cables across a 52km long route linking the offshore wind farm from its landfall at Weybourne in Norfolk to the Norwich Main National Grid Substation This extensive contract includes a range of civil works associated with cable installation The project is due to be completed around spring 2026 The first delivery of cables in February 2024 marked a significant milestone Meticulous planning had been undertaken to ensure the seamless transition of each drum to its designated position within the site yard facilitating efficient transportation to the project site in the correct order.  The project received an outstanding score of 45 points out of 45 by the Considerate Constructors Scheme The site team achieved this high score by demonstrating how it protects the environment and provides a wide range of social value enterprises.  Hornsea 3 will significantly contribute to the UK Government's ambitious goal of reaching 50 GW of operational offshore wind capacity by 2030 as outlined in the British Energy Security Strategy This monumental achievement solidifies its status as the world’s largest offshore wind zone providing sustainable electricity to more than five million UK homes Tel: +44 (0)1992 305 000Email: enquiries@volkerfitzpatrick.co.uk  Office opening hours:Monday to Friday 8:30 – 17:00 the lifeboat Spirit of Hornsea proceeded to conduct search patterns covering from Hornsea to North Cliff in an attempt to locate the casualty alongside Coastguard Rescue helicopter 912 After 2 hours of searching the area with nothing found the lifeboat crew of Jake Roberts Adam Collins and Carl Handley along with Coxswain Karl Shannon and Launch Master Rob Prince were stood down and the lifeboat recovered to station to be refuelled Hornsea Inshore Rescue’s boat and crew remain on call 24/7 "Only with the support of our fantastic community can we do this. To make a donation please click the following link: https://www.justgiving.com/hornseainshorerescue" If you see someone in trouble along the coast An East Riding health director says Bridlington Hospital could be an ideal location for more minor operations to ease pressure on the NHS.