The feasibility study will look at tidal barrages and lagoons and will analyse the potential environmental, social and economic impacts of the possible projects.
The study, which will include a Strategic Environmental Assessment, is expected to last roughly 2 years and is due to conclude with a full public consultation in early 2010.
The work will be done by a cross-Government team, also involving the Welsh Assembly Government and the South West Regional Development Agency, bringing together expertise from a number of organisations and engaging stakeholders and the public at large.
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Posted on 27th January 2008
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