Pelagic Ecology Impact Assessment
The key sources and types of potential pelagic ecology impact associated with the Project include
the following:
Construction Phase
Operational Phase
The above menus give a summary of the EIA key findings. For the full EIA please follow the link
below
Full EIA in pdf or html format
The key sources and types of potential pelagic ecology impact associated with the Project include
the following:
Construction Phase
- Suspended solids and dissolved oxygen in the water column resulting from:
- Sediment Dredging and anchor protection for the installation of transmission power
cable in Junk Bay using dredgers; - Jetting for the installation of transmission power cable connecting to the section in
Junk Bay to the offshore foundation site; - Jetting for the installation of collection power cable within the foundation site;
- Installation of foundation involving pumping out seawater from inside of the suction
caissons to the surrounding ambient water; and
- Noise from vessels
Operational Phase
- Noise from turbines;
- Collision risk from Vessels;
- Electro-magnetic effects; and
- Artificial lighting.
The above menus give a summary of the EIA key findings. For the full EIA please follow the link
below
Full EIA in pdf or html format
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