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Dear Authorities, Owners, Ships Agents, Masters, Pilots and Fishermen, Re: - Installation of New East Export cable update. This NTM supersedes and closes out NTM 87 The Stemat Spirit has completed removal of the east export cable. The Panda will be carrying out some work on the HDD inshore duct end over the next 2 days. She will be on a 3-point anchor spread and mariners are advised to remain a minimum safe distance of 1000m during the vessel operations. The Stemat Spirit and associated vessels will depart site after the Pandas operation and sail to Velson where she will load the new export cable. Installation of the new export cable will commence from around 21/01/18 and will last approximately 3 weeks. Please note the above dates are weather dependant. Mariners are advised to give the vessels a wide berth as the vessels will be restricted in manoeuvrability whilst carrying out operations. Due to tidal currents anchors, will be placed up to 1500m from the vessel. All vessels are requested to remain a minimum safe distance of 1500m from the vessel at all times. All vessels are requested to remain a minimum safe distance of 500m either side of the installed cable until further notice. Stemat Spirit Draught: 3.3m Length x Breadth: 90m x 28m Gross Tonnage: 4102 Speed recorded (Max / Average): 8.4/6.9kts Call Sign: PBSO IMO: 9496458 MMSI: 246543000 Flag: Netherlands (NL) Panda Draught: 2.8m Length x Breadth: 27.27 m X 11.5 m Gross Tonnage: 289 Speed recorded (Max / Average): 11.1kts / 9.5kts Call Sign: PCOA IMO:9807798 MMSI: 245852000 Flag: Netherlands [NL]

Viking Draught: 3.6m Length x Breadth: 30.50 m X 10.5 m Gross Tonnage: 332 Speed recorded (Max / Average): 10.00kts / 7.90kts Call Sign: PIHD IMO:9431903 MMSI: 245039000 Flag: Netherlands [NL] Interaction between fishing gears (OR anchors) and the export cables could also cause damage to the export cables themselves. All commercial/recreational fishing vessels deploying any form of demersal fishing gears (trawls/shellfish dredgers etc.) or fixed fishing gears (pots, traps, nets etc) and any vessel s anchors should ensure that: No such Gears, including anchors, come within the vicinity of the exposed/shallow buried cables (as indicated by the red hatched hazard areas on the chart) Mobile or towed demersal fishing gears (trawls, shellfish dredgers etc) including anchors, DO NOT come within the vicinity of the cables Further information on the hazards of fishing adjacent to subsea cables can be found in: KIS-ORCA/Seafish document Kingfisher Awareness Chart, January 2016, English Channel' and in the attached chart Weblinks: www.kis-orca.eu & http://www.kisorca.eu/media/9292/2016%20english%20channel_lres.pdf Mark Brown Offshore Site Manager Tel: +44 (0) 7491 057 121 Email: mark.brown@eon.com Gordon Bain Lead Marine Coordinator Tel: +44 (0) 7816 648 082 Email: leadmc@rampionoffshore.com. Duty Marine Coordinator Tel: +44 (0) 7557 942 945 Email: traffic@rampionoffshore.com Alex Winrow-Giffin Brown & May Fisheries Liaison Tel: +44 (0) 7760 160 039 Email: alex@brownmay.com

Below typical anchor pattern for illustration

Below are way points where the cable changes direction East Export Cable Route West Export Cable Route LATITUD LONGITUD KP LATITUD LONGITUD KP 50 49.0411453' N 0 20.1491986' W 0 50 49.0392569' N 0 20.1559728' W 0 50 49.0383954' N 0 20.1471673' W 0.006 50 49.0365229' N 0 20.1541776' W 0.005 50 48.8450241' N 0 20.0043473' W 0.401 50 48.8321138' N 0 20.0213010' W 0.415 50 48.5435783' N 0 19.7817419' W 1.019 50 48.5312412' N 0 19.8257254' W 1.019 50 47.5754360' N 0 19.0671645' W 3 50 47.5283632' N 0 19.1741222' W 3.03 50 47.0619271' N 0 18.8052062' W 4.001 50 46.9242174' N 0 18.9365803' W 4.184 50 46.7959655' N 0 18.7318572' W 4.502 50 46.8710244' N 0 18.9223825' W 4.284 50 46.6611182' N 0 18.7172942' W 4.752 50 46.5838764' N 0 18.8887138' W 4.818 50 46.1228324' N 0 18.7778840' W 5.753 50 46.0611405' N 0 18.9565559' W 5.791 50 45.4028104' N 0 18.9771812' W 7.108 50 45.4302627' N 0 19.1313961' W 6.978 50 45.3447367' N 0 18.9859594' W 7.216 50 45.3274051' N 0 19.1548573' W 7.171 50 45.2907955' N 0 18.9871717' W 7.316 50 45.1830551' N 0 19.1582731' W 7.439 50 45.2264755' N 0 18.9803895' W 7.436 50 45.0807508' N 0 19.1340815' W 7.631 50 43.8545862' N 0 18.5755551' W 10.024 50 44.4092272' N 0 18.9209074' W 8.901 50 43.5353821' N 0 18.4567545' W 10.632 50 44.2370203' N 0 18.8760834' W 9.225 50 43.4067649' N 0 18.3879768' W 10.884 50 43.7399867' N 0 18.7176892' W 10.165 50 43.3218335' N 0 18.3272998' W 11.057 50 43.4531794' N 0 18.5891475' W 10.718 50 43.2482600' N 0 18.2567879' W 11.216 50 43.3127411' N 0 18.5123192' W 10.994 50 43.2046700' N 0 18.2066487' W 11.316 50 43.2634912' N 0 18.4778397' W 11.094 50 43.0451085' N 0 17.9882516' W 11.708 50 43.2007868' N 0 18.4231791' W 11.227 50 42.8969501' N 0 17.7661912' W 12.088 50 43.1559313' N 0 18.3757412' W 11.327 50 42.4324193' N 0 16.8658103' W 13.453 50 42.8176502' N 0 17.8872884' W 12.179 50 41.9317806' N 0 15.9784611' W 14.851 50 42.4145324' N 0 17.1150045' W 13.356 50 41.7220852' N 0 15.6528737' W 15.397 50 41.9242877' N 0 16.2156689' W 14.752 50 41.7133732' N 0 15.6394384' W 15.42 50 41.6643728' N 0 15.6559910' W 15.568 50 41.7133732' N 0 15.6394384' W 15.42 50 41.6643728' N 0 15.6559910' W 15.568 50 41.6218602' N 0 15.5819279' W 15.602 50 41.6269395' N 0 15.6136011' W 15.654 50 41.6218602' N 0 15.5819279' W 15.602 50 41.6269395' N 0 15.6136011' W 15.654 50 41.5681136' N 0 15.5889815' W 15.702 50 41.5677536' N 0 15.5919882' W 15.766