KEC 3.0
The Framework for Assessing Ecological and Cumulative effects 3.0 (2018 - 2019) consists of:
Part A
Part B reports
- Framework for Assessing Ecological and Cumulative effects for the roll-out of offshore wind energy - Part B - Annex: Imares study of Cumulative Effects on birds and bats PDF document | 22,188 KB
- Framework for Assessing Ecological and Cumulative effects for the roll-out of offshore wind energy - Part B - Annex: TNO study of Cumulative Effects on marine mammals PDF document | 8,813 KB
- Framework for Assessing Ecological and Cumulative Effects – 2018. Cumulative effects of offshore wind farm construction on harbour porpoises). F. Heinis, HWE, C.A.F. de Jong, S. von Benda-Beckmann & B. Binnerts, TNO, 2018
- Cumulative effects of offshore wind farms: loss of habitat for seabirds. Update for five seabird species in the period leading up to 2030, J.T. van der Wal, M.E.B. van Puijenbroek, M.F. Leopold, WMR 2018
- Mitigation measures for bats in offshore wind farms. Evaluation and improvement of curtailment strategy, M. Boonman, Bureau Waardenburg, 2018
- Update of KEC bird collision calculations in line with the Roadmap, Dr. A. Gyimesi, ir. J.W. de Jong, Dr. A. Potiek, E.L. Bravo Rebolledo MSc, Bureau Waardenburg 2018
- Memorandum: Adding OWEZ and PAWP to the KEC 3.0 calculations ), Dr. A. Gyimesi & J.L. Leemans, Bureau Waardenburg, 2018
- Memorandum on Workshop dd. 12 July 2018 (pdf, 2.1 MB), E.L. Bravo Rebolledo & A. Gyimesi, Bureau Waardenburg, 2018
Part C: Summary
Relationship between parts A, B and C
Part A of the KEC report provides the conceptual framework for the approach to ecology and accumulation, and describes its implementation for offshore wind energy. Part A replaces previously published versions. The substantive reports (in Part B) further elaborate the substantive methods and models used, and include the calculations for the roadmap as made with the models. New reports have been added to Part B.
Part C provides an executive summary of the substantive reports and states the conditions required for the implementation of the 2030 Roadmap. Part C is new by comparison with previous versions.