Cyfarfod yr Is-grŵp Cynghori ar Wyddoniaeth a Thystiolaeth: 8 Chwefror 2022
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Y Grŵp Strategol Cynghori ar Ganiatadau
Yr Is-Grŵp Cynghori ar Wybodaeth a Thystiolaeth
8 Chwefror 2022
Mynychwyr
Jim McKie (Eurona): hwylusydd
Sharon Davies (LIC – Trwyddedu Morol)
Morgan Johnson (LlC – Ysgrifenyddiaeth SEAGP)
James Moon (Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru)
Kirsten Ramsey (Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru)
Saul Young (Ynni’r Môr Cymru)
Tania Davey (Yr Ymddiriedolaethau Natur)
Raeanne Miller (ORJIP)
Sue Barr (Cambrian Offshore)
Kate Smith (Nova Innovation)
Gemma Veneruso (Prifysgol Bangor)
Aly McCluskie (RSPB)
Cyfarfod
This meeting of SEAGP was focused on the series of technical, topic specific Information Notes (IN’s) being developed by Aquatera, on behalf of SEAGP. The INs are aimed at supporting the consenting of wave and tidal stream projects. The group received a presentation from Aquatera on the progress to date and the timeline for delivery of the INs to the Welsh Government.
The group had an opportunity to discuss the draft INs and agreed they were developing well. It was highlighted that in addition to the climate crisis, the INs should also reflect the biodiversity crisis. This was agreed by the Group and will be reflected in the final INs. The Group also had a useful discussion on terminology used in consenting and what certain things mean to different people, for example what risk retirement means differs depending on the organisation. It was agreed SEAGP could help to establish common understanding of certain terms, and this is to be explored further.
The second half of the meeting was run as a workshop session to inform the final IN on Cumulative Impacts. The aim of this workshop was to draw out the key challenges and considerations around this topic to set out the current state of understanding of how CIA for marine renewable energy in Wales could be approached. Due to the complexity of CIA and infancy of MRE, it was agreed that organisational perspectives were not able to be made at this point it time. However, Natural Resources Wales presented a high-level overview of cumulative impacts assessments (CIA) from its perspective to inform the workshop.
Dyddiad y cyfarfod nesaf
14 Mehefin 2022