Cloudberry Annual report 2021 Sustainability report 62 offices that would have been torn down after construction period. Local hiking areas are considered when building roads and tracks. At Hån we are connecting roads and cycling tracks from the Swedish side of the boarder to the Marker windfarm on the Norwegian side. During the construction phase Cloudberry leverages on existing infrastructure when possible and reuse excavated masses for roads. At Hån the project is planned with just in time transports for blades, which reduces the need for approximately 10 000 sqm area in total for the five turbine locations, instead of having blade storage at each turbine location. Transport optimization at the logistic area comes down to 3 000 sqm instead of 4 500 sqm originally planned for logistics and component preparation. After construction the landowners take over the logistics area to use as a part of their local business. The area at Hån wind farm is a former landfill. Cloudberry entered into a collaboration with Marker municipality and is collecting rubbish along the cable route while construction is ongoing. The waste is being returned to the municipality for recycling. Health, safety, and environment are of high priority for Cloudberry. We set requirements towards our suppliers and expect compliance with laws and regulations in the construction phase. Our standards and policies are communicated to our employees and suppliers, and weekly meetings are held on-site with contractors. We work towards zero injuries to personnel, material, and environment. We seek to restore the area to the original condition after the construction is completed. Areas close to birds are “no-work zone” during the breeding season. . Similarly, in our nearshore project, spawning sea- sons for certain fish types are accounted for in the planning. Furthermore, in our offshore wind project, Cloudberry may compensate fishermen for their loss of income when they are not able to fish in the area during construction.
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