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Working together to
tackle climate change

• Since 2001 RPS has been involved in over 250 onshore and offshore wind, wave and tidal energy projects including the world’s largest offshore wind project, the London Array, (which when completed will provide approximately 25% of London’s electricity supply) and one of the world’s largest onshore schemes in Texas.

• RPS’ Stakeholder Consultation Unit has been appointed by the Irish Government to lead the awareness campaign for Ireland’s climate change strategy.

• RPS is preparing a climate change and greenhouse gas strategy for the mining and processing of the world’s largest uranium deposit in South Australia.

• In response to rising river levels and extreme weather events, RPS is working on a major conservation scheme at one of the largest nature reserves in the Netherlands (De Biesbosch), providing flood relief, preserving historical and landscape character and enabling sustainable tourism.

• RPS is undertaking a number of technical and commercial carbon capture and sequestration studies around the world. In the UK North Sea we are working with Dublin based Tullow Oil on a detailed project to review the injection and long-term storage of CO₂ captured from power stations in depleted gas fields.