You have until 16 June to respond to National Grid's consultation on a 180km power line that slices through East Anglia. We are calling for it to be in a strategic offshore grid instead. 
An integrated approach of this type is acknowledge by National Grid to save consumers c£6bn and be better for the environment.  We support Sir Bernard Jenkin's 'OffSET' taskforce.

***Landowners!  Don't sign anything without advice.  You're entitled to have land agent's fees re-imbursed by National Grid.  Be aware that early signing of an agreement may preclude you from involvement with this campaign against the pylons.***
  • 180km of 400kV overhead cables
  • 50-metre high pylons (except in the Dedham AONB, where they will be buried)​
  • From Norwich to Tilbury, cutting through countryside, past villages and near historic buildings in Norfolk, Essex Suffolk
  • new 400 kV connection substation proposed at Elmstead Market, near Colchester.
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What's the problem?

  National Grid call this proposal 'East Anglia GREEN', because it is transporting green energy!  There is nothing green about it.  The pylons are intrusive, destroy our historic landscapes and will require huge loss of trees.   Ask National Grid for options & alternatives, costed and with impact to the environment set out.​ 
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