3. The Crown Estate
Is a landowner
Is not a regulator
Is a public body – The Crown Estate Act 1961
Is not part of Government – but works closely with
Government, statutory bodies etc.
Annual surplus is passed to the UK Government
Urban Rural Windsor Marine
Estate Estate Estate Estate
4. The Marine Estate
• 850,000 km2
• 22000km of coast line
• A responsibility to enhance the estate’s value
• Subject to good management and stewardship
6. UK Offshore Wind Programme
Rounds 1&2 including Extensions and Demo’s
• 1.5 GW operational
• 2.6 GW under construction (7 projects)
• 3 projects consented, pre-construction (up
to 0.7 GW )
• 6 projects awaiting consent (up to 2.3 GW)
• 8 projects pre-application (up to 2.9 GW)
Scottish Territorial Waters (STW)
• 5 projects active in pre-application (up to 5
GW)
Round 3
• 32 GW in development
R3 focus is
• Renewable energy targets
• Jobs
Scale and programme
10. Introduction to wave and tidal energy
Electricity can be generated from ocean waves and tides in several
different ways
Tidal
Wave Tidal stream Tidal range
Waves acting on the sea Flowing tidal waters Water impounded during
surface (kinetic energy) (kinetic energy) tides (potential energy)
Pelamis Wave Marine Current EDF (La Rance)
Power Turbines
11. Pentland Firth and Orkney waters
We have leased 11 projects with 1,600 MW total potential capacity
• UK flagship portfolio of wave and
tidal stream projects
• Located off Caithness, North
Sutherland and around Orkney Isles
• 11 projects with 1,600 MW total
potential capacity
• Developer plans to install entire
capacity by 2020, contingent on
range of factors
• The Crown Estate is investing £5.7m Pentland Firth and Orkney waters
commercial project sites
in enabling actions work to
accelerate and de-risk development