Scottish Power – contact emails: 
 jyoung@scottishpower.com (Joanna Young – Community Stakeholder Manager Scottish Power)
David.Walker@ScottishPower.com (David Walker – Offshore Development Director)
Lindsay.Mcquade@ScottishPower.com (Lindsay McQuade – CEO Scottish Power Renewables)

eastangliatwo@scottishpower.com
eastangliaonenorth@scottishpower.com

Scottish Power EA1N and Scottish Power EA2 portal address

Key publications – links and key documents:

Consultation Flow Chart

Phase 1 Consultation

• Public Information Day Display boards
• Phase 1 PID Feedback Summary (December 2017 – Public Information Days Feedback)

Phase 2 Consultation

• Approach to Site Selection
• Statement of Community Consultation (SoCC’s)
• Public Information Display boards
• Phase 2 PID Feedback Report (Published 11th May 2018)

Phase 3 Consultation (16th May – 28th August)
Scottish Power Resources:

• Public Information Display boards
• Onshore Cable Route
• Phase 3 PID Feedback Report (Published 13th September 2018)

Phase 3.5 Consultation (29th September – 12th November)
Scottish Power Resources:

• Phase 3.5 Information Leaflet  (opens in a new window)
• Substation photomontages:
  • Grove Wood, Friston  (opens in a new window)
  • Broom Covert, Sizewell  (opens in a new window)
• Public Meeting Presentation  (opens in a new window)
• Traffic and Transport Factsheet  (opens in a new window)
• Landfall Factsheet  (opens in a new window)
• Substation Factsheet  (opens in a new window)
• RAG Assessment process explanations presented at Phase 3 Consultation – Substation Site Selection Update Presentation  (opens in a new window)and Summary of RAG Methodology  (opens in a new window)
• Broom Covert, Sizewell and Grove Wood, Friston RAG Assessment Summary  (opens in a new window)
• National Grid CION Process Connection Assessment Note  (opens in a new window

SASES Resources 

• SASES Feedback Guide
• SASES – Phase 3.5 Official Response

Phase 4 Consultation  – Release of PEIR (Preliminary Environmental Impact Report)
Scottish Power Resources:

• Display boards (opens in a new window)
• Onshore Substation Site Selection Presentation (opens in a new window)
• East Anglia TWO & ONE North 3D Flythrough video (opens in a new window)

DCO Submission (Estimated October 29th 2019)

2. The Planning Inspectorate (PINS)

Contact email: EastAngliaTwo@pins.gsi.gov.uk
EastAngliaOneNorth@pins.gsi.gov.uk

PI Case References: EA1N & EA2  EN010077 , EN010078

National Infrastructure Projects – Helpful Guides
NI Projects – The Application Process

Links to documents specific to EA1N and EA2

• PI Scoping Opinion EA1N (case reference EN0010078 Inc. Responses from Local Authorities, and Key Stake Holders)  
• PI Scoping Opinion EA2 (case references EN010077 Inc. Responses from Local Authorities, and Key Stake Holders)

Scottish Power & Planning Inspectorate Meeting Notes
If you read these meeting notes it is hard to see how Scottish Power are held to task in the consultation process. These meetings appear to be a mere feedback process. Issues raised by IP’s (interested parties) are largely unresolved or acted upon. 
15/12/2016
07/09/2017
24/10/2017
25/01/2018
16/05/2018
20/06/2018
05/09/2018
05/09/2018 (PINs meeting with Local Authorities)

Planning Inspectorate Examination following DCO submission (Due 2019 / 2020) 

EA1N Scoping Report – East Suffolk & Suffolk CC Response 8 December 2017
EA2 Scoping Report – East Suffolk & Suffolk CC Response 8 December 2017
Phase 1 Consultation – East Suffolk & Suffolk CC Response 17 April 2018
Local Authorities Joint Letter to Government Ministers 11 May 2018 
Phase 3 Consultation – East Suffolk & Suffolk CC Response 24 August 2018 
Phase 3.5 Consultation – East Suffolk & Suffolk CC Response 10 November 2018 

District Council Website – EAST SUFFOLK DC 
County Council Website – SUFFOLK CC

Parish Council Websites
Friston Parish Council, Aldringham-cum-Thorpe, Knodishall Parish Council

Members of Parliament
Andrea Leadsom (BEIS Secretary of State), Claire Perry (BEIS Energy Minister)
Theresa Villiers (DEFRA Secretary of State), Therese Coffey (DEFRA Minister)