During September and October 2021, JF Renewables investigated 35 near shore targets to assess the need for disposal. Observation and work-class remotely operated underwater vehicles were successfully launched from a small vessel to facilitate a diver-less operation. From May 2022 onwards, up to 125 deep water targets will be investigated using the same approach. Any confirmed UXO targets will be removed using a ‘low order’ disposal technique to minimise the noise from the removal and therefore also reduce the risk of harm to marine mammals and sea life.
James Fisher Renewables completes first phase of unexploded ordnance identification at Sofia Offshore Wind Farm
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