The public consultation on the application to develop the first offshore windfarm in Isle of Man territorial waters will close later this month.
The opportunity for people across the island to express their view on the application launched on August 26.
It was launched when the Council of Ministers announced they had accepted the proposal from Moor Vannin Offshore Windfarm Limited for examination.
Have Your Say
There is still time for anyone with an interest in the application to visit mima.gov.im to:
- Read the application, see the application process, find out what to include in a response to the consultation and how to submit it.
- Register as an interested party to be kept informed of all meetings held during application examination phases. Those who submit a response to the consultation may be invited to attend hearings and meetings held as part of the application examination.
At the end of the consultation the application and all consultation responses will be referred to a panel of independent experts, known as the examining body.
Their role is to conduct the examination of the application, hold public hearings and submit a recommendation to the Council of Ministers.
Respond to Consultation
People can respond to the consultation in various ways:
- Either via the government website;
- Download a form from the website and return it by email it to MIMA.Applications@gov.im;
- Collect a paper copy of the form from 3rd Floor Government Offices, Bucks Hill, Douglas and return it to the Case Manager at the same address.
The consultation will close on November 18.
Any specific questions about the application itself should be sent to Mooir Vannin Offshore Wind Farm Limited at mooirvannin@orsted.com.
