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    The document summarizes the socio-economic impact of the Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm project. It details that SSE plc invested £2.5 billion in development and construction from 2009-2019, and the project is expected to generate £2.7 billion in operational spending over its 25-year lifespan, for a total investment of £5.2 billion. It highlights that the project created jobs and economic activity in Scotland, with 24% of development/capex and 53% of total spending occurring in Scotland. It also notes community benefits from the project, including a £6 million community fund and social return of £3.21 for every £1 invested.

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    The document summarizes the socio-economic impact of the Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm project. It details that SSE plc invested £2.5 billion in development and construction from 2009-2019, and the project is expected to generate £2.7 billion in operational spending over its 25-year lifespan, for a total investment of £5.2 billion. It highlights that the project created jobs and economic activity in Scotland, with 24% of development/capex and 53% of total spending occurring in Scotland. It also notes community benefits from the project, including a £6 million community fund and social return of £3.21 for every £1 invested.

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    The document summarizes the socio-economic impact of the Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm project. It details that SSE plc invested £2.5 billion in development and construction from 2009-2019, and the project is expected to generate £2.7 billion in operational spending over its 25-year lifespan, for a total investment of £5.2 billion. It highlights that the project created jobs and economic activity in Scotland, with 24% of development/capex and 53% of total spending occurring in Scotland. It also notes community benefits from the project, including a £6 million community fund and social return of £3.21 for every £1 invested.

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    The document summarizes the socio-economic impact of the Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm project. It details that SSE plc invested £2.5 billion in development and construction from 2009-2019, and the project is expected to generate £2.7 billion in operational spending over its 25-year lifespan, for a total investment of £5.2 billion. It highlights that the project created jobs and economic activity in Scotland, with 24% of development/capex and 53% of total spending occurring in Scotland. It also notes community benefits from the project, including a £6 million community fund and social return of £3.21 for every £1 invested.

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    Making an impact:

    The socio-economic contribution


    of Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm
    Rachel McEwen
    Chief Sustainability Officer

    Page 1
    SSE plc is one of the UK and Ireland’s
    leading energy companies, involved
    in the generation, transportation
    and supply of electricity and in the
    extraction, storage, transportation
    and supply of gas.

    Page 2
    SSE plc

    Our vision Our strategy


    To be a leading energy provider To create value for
    in a low-carbon world. shareholders and society
    from developing, owning
    Our purpose and operating energy and
    related infrastructure and
    Provide energy needed today services in a sustainable way.
    and strive for a better world of
    energy for tomorrow.

    Page 3
    SSE’s 2030 Goals

    Page 4
    The Beatrice story
    Page 5
    WICK

    Export cable

    NIGG
    PORTGORDON

    BLACKHILLOCK

    Page 6
    Where did the investment go?

    £2.5bn £2.7bn £5.2bn


    Development & capex
    2009 - 2019
    + Expected 25 years of
    operational spend
    = Total lifetime
    expenditure

    24% Scotland 53% Scotland 39% Scotland


    49% UK 73% UK 62% UK

    Page 7
    What impact does it have?

    Page 8
    Not everything that counts
    can be counted.
    But not everything that can
    be counted counts.

    Page 9
    The most
    important legacy?
    Operational base for 25 years

    Thomas Telford buildings

    Marine works

    c£20m investment

    Page 10
    Sharing value £6m Community Fund

    Partnership and Local Funds

    Social return of investment £1 = £3.21

    Page 11
    When things go wrong

    Set right the wrong as


    soon as possible;

    Create a strategic
    response to prevent
    it happening again.

    Page 12
    Learning lessons

    Page 13
    The Future

    Page 14

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