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Keeping the Peace
South Hook is committed to limiting noise and is respectful of the views and needs of those living in the vicinity.
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To achieve this South Hook has adopted a range of strategies which involve recycling and retaining a large proportion of materials on site which dramatically reduces the amount of traffic. South Hook also limits noise impact by making use of other modes of transportation such as barge rather than just using the roads.
It is also important to note that construction of the terminal is a temporary activity. Beyond the construction phase only staff and the occasional service vehicles will require access to the site.
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Air Quality
Natural gas is the cleanest of the fossil fuels and due to the use of best industry practices our emissions from the site will be minimal.
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Archaeology
South Hook's facility is located at the mouth of Milford Haven. Throughout the centuries, this has been a strategic defensive site. Several military structures can be found around the area. The most important, and best preserved of these is South Hook Fort, which was built between 1859 and 1865. The fort consists of a horseshoe barrack-building set back from a seaward facing 20-gun battery.
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Land
40,000 tonnes of soil has been naturally cleaned and reused on site during the construction process.
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