Public Consultation

Dogger Bank D, a proposed fourth phase of the Dogger Bank Wind Farm located around 210 km off the Yorkshire coast and with potential to export up to 1.5 GW of renewable electricity, has completed a targeted public consultation on an offshore Artificial Nesting Structure. The project website states that this targeted consultation "has now closed" and explicitly records the closing date as 30 March 2026, thanking all participants who provided feedback. This confirms that the defined period during which stakeholders could submit views on this specific offshore nesting structure associated with the wind farm has formally ended. The closure notice appears in the context of wider project communications hosted on the Dogger Bank D website, which outlines the project’s role in supporting decarbonisation of the UK energy system and presents consultation materials and news updates. By confirming that the targeted consultation on the offshore Artificial Nesting Structure is now closed, the project signals that this particular strand of engagement has progressed beyond the active feedback-gathering phase. While no further procedural details are provided in the source, the announcement makes clear that, as of 30 March 2026, members of the public and stakeholders are no longer being invited to submit responses on this consultation topic via this channel, marking a completed public consultation milestone in Dogger Bank D’s early development.