MunmuBaram has completed the Marine Traffic Safety Examination (MTSE), marking a major regulatory milestone in the progression of its 750MW floating offshore wind project toward full permitting and construction.
Developed by Hexicon, MunmuBaram said the MTSE assesses how offshore wind developments may affect existing vessel routes and maritime safety.
The project team worked closely with the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, local authorities and maritime stakeholders throughout the process to align expectations and establish measures to minimise navigational impacts.
With the safety review now concluded, the developer is moving on to the next phase of permitting, including the Radio Wave Impact Assessment.
The company said safety measures identified during the MTSE are being integrated into its development plans to ensure the project proceeds with a strong focus on responsibility and transparency.
MunmuBaram said it will continue to apply its technical expertise and collaboration with partners to accelerate the commercialisation of floating offshore wind and support sustainable industry growth alongside local communities.