East
Anglia
Offshore
Wind
(EAOW)
–
a
50/50
joint
venture
between
the
utilities
–
says
the
Netherlands-based
consultants
will
manage
the
Environmental
Impact
Assessment
(EIA)
process
for
the
two
projects
off
eastern
England.
They
are
targeted
for
a
capacity
of
up
to
1.2GW
each
some
70km
from
the
coast,
forming
part
of
the
giant
7.2GW
East
Anglia
zone.
Royal
Haskoning
DHV
will
coordinate
EIA
activities
such
as
geophysical
surveys,
fish
and
wildlife
studies,
and
monitoring
of
shipping.
The
studies
would
form
a
key
part
of
a
planning
application,
which
EAOW
says
is…
