One of the two OREC Wavebuoys deployed at St Ann’s Head by ORE Catapult has been recovered. One remains in position as per position noted below and is expected to be on station until April 2026.
- MARINERS ARE HEREBY ADVISED that, one of the two OREC Wavebuoys deployed at St Ann’s Head by ORE Catapult has been recovered. One remains in position as per position noted below and is expected to be on station until April 2026.
- Remaining buoy is currently deployed in the following position:
- Wave buoy 1 (1 km offshore): 51° 40.741’ N 005° 11.407’ W (20 m CD)
- Buoy has a 90cm spherical hull, painted yellow and features a yellow light with characteristics Fl(5)Y20s and is secured to the seabed with a 500kg sinker and a single riser. Mariners are required to navigate with caution in this area.
- For further details please contact Milford Haven VTS on:
- VHF channel 12
- Email vts@mhpa.co.uk
- Telephone 01646 696100
- Admiralty Charts 3274, 3275 and Imray Y26 & 2600 ATLAS refer.
- This Notice replaces 026/2025 and itself will be cancelled when the Wavebuoy is recovered.
BY ORDER
M RYAN
HARBOURMASTER
Port of Milford Haven
Gorsewood Drive
Hakin
Milford Haven
Pembrokeshire
SA73 3EP
Tel: 01646 696100
Email: enquiries@mhpa.co.uk