We are developing biodiversity management plans for photovoltaic farm projects. It is interesting.
First, we carried out field research. Then we obtained the missing documents from the administrative authorities. Now the first plan is being drawn up, for which Klaudia Drosio is responsible, assisted by Jarosław Sieradzki, a habitat expert.
First, socio-economic studies in coastal ports, now support in the preparation of further documents for the Baltic Power project.
We continue to work on the preparation of the LRP for the offshore component. In April and May, we carried out the required socio-economic studies, which we carried out in Ustka, Elbe and Władysławowo. Now, based on our work, the Ramboll UK team, consisting of Grace Evelyn Rigby and Tracey Draper, is developing the LRP. Our sincere thanks for the great cooperation. What’s next. Our team continues to actively support the investor in developing further documents for this project.
Before wind farms can appear by the sea, the documentation required by the investment banks has to be prepared. And that is when we, Sotis Advisors, step in!
We are still working on the development of banking documents for offshore wind farms. We have already prepared the LRF for the offshore part, the LRP for the onshore part, the SEP, and we are currently working on the ESMMP and the CHMP. Before that, we had to carry out socio-economic studies, including an analysis on the Kashubians, i.e. verifying their qualification as an indigenous population as required by the investment banks.
Thanks to this analysis, our client was able to close the gap reported in the ESAP, which was prepared for the investor by a different team of consultants. We prepare all documentation based on IFC, EIB, EBRD and Equator Principles standards. The Sotis team are: Frederic Giovannetti, Katarzyna Auffret-Twardowska, Klaudia Drosio and Anita Kuliś.First the work, then the…