14.4.12.2
Landings Values by Port
172. Table 14.6, Table 14.7 and Table 14.8 show the most important ports by landings values from the inshore cable analysis area, the offshore cable analysis area and the windfarm analysis area and proportion of each port’s total income that these values represent.
173. Table 14.6 shows that highest proportion of landings from the inshore cable analysis area (33.7%) are into Lowestoft, representing 47.6% of the ports total value between 2008 and 2012. Other important ports are Southwold and Aldeburgh and Orford (19.2% and 18.5%, respectively). It is worth noting that landings into these ports constitute a significant proportion of each ports total (96.3% and 81.7%, respectively). The majority of landings into these ports will be by local vessels from the inshore fleet and their positions in the table indicate the importance of landings from this rectangle to local vessels. Landings into Brixham (1.7 % of the annual value from 33F1) likely originate from UK owned beam trawlers which occasionally target grounds off the coast of East Anglia.
174. Landings from the inshore cable analysis area into Ipswich and Sizewell constitute less than 2% of the total for the rectangle in both cases but represent 31.4% and 99.7% of port totals, respectively. In the case of Sizewell, the majority of these values will originate from a single vessel. In contrast, landings into Ijmuiden (Netherlands) represent 10.9% of landings values from 33F1, but this represents less than 0.5% of average annual total for the port. UK vessels will occasionally land into ports in the Netherlands. It is considered however that a significant proportion of the fleet operating in 33F1 are under-10m and therefore more restricted by sea conditions and operational range. The majority of landings from 33F1 into Ijmuiden are from the Anglo-Dutch fleet as opposed to vessels based at local UK ports.
Table 14.6 UK Registered Vessels, Landings Values by Port. All Methods for the Inshore Cable Analysis Area (Average 2008 to 2012, Source: MMO, 2013)
Port
Lowestoft Southwold
Aldeburgh and Orford
Ijmuiden West Mersea
Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014
Average Annual Landings Values (£) in the Inshore Cable Analysis
Area (2008-2012) £345,917
£197,245 £190,563
£111,533 £36,320
% of Average Annual
Landings Values in the Inshore Cable Analysis Area
33.7% 19.2%
18.5% 10.9% 3.5%
Total Average Annual Port Value (2008- 2012)
£727,478 £204,894
£233,109
£22,725,562 £701,808
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
% of Total Average Annual Port Value that the Inshore
Cable Analysis Area represents
47.6% 96.3%
81.7% 0.5% 5.2%
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