You can continue to view our consultation documents and materials. These include a technical report, the Corridor and Preferred Routeing and Siting Study Report which contains detailed information of the work we have done and the Project Background document, which provides this information in a more accessible format.
If you feel your land may be affected by these proposals, please contact the East Anglia GREEN Land Team at Fisher German by emailing [email protected] or by calling 03450 131 864.
Material | Explanation |
Project Background Document | Providing an overview of the project and detailing our proposals and how we are consulting. |
Corridor Preliminary Routeing and Substation Siting report | Providing more technical information on the project and the need for the project, the options considered, the routing and siting options assessed and our preferred options. |
Overview map and individual route section maps | Showing the location of the preferred route and the graduated swathe. |
Newsletter | Summarising details of the project and public consultation. |
Feedback form | To gather comments and feedback. |
Website | Hosting all project information, including downloadable versions of all the above documents, FAQs, an online feedback form and interactive map. |
We produced an interactive map to support our public consultation in spring 2022 to make it easier to identify where you are in relation to our proposals. This interactive map will be updated as we develop our proposals further.
View interactive map of our proposals
Using this interactive map, you can:
View our proposed graduated swathe detailing a new 400 kV overhead line between the existing Norwich Main substation in Norfolk to the existing substation at Bramford, and from Bramford to the existing Tilbury substation in Essex.
View the graduated swathe detailing our proposals for a connection substation on the Tendring Peninsula. This is detailed in the 'Our proposals in Babergh, Tendring and Colchester' section of our project background document.
The key on the upper left-hand side of the interactive map provides you with the functionality to toggle between both our proposed new 400 kV overhead line and the connection substation.
As our proposals relate to the reinforcement of the 400 kV network in East Anglia, this map only illustrates the existing 400 kV network along with related substations. A detailed map of the existing 275 kV and 132 kV network, particularly in and around London, can be viewed on page 25 of our project background document.
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