We are a world-leading developer, operator and owner of offshore wind energy and, in 2023, we celebrated 20 years of offshore wind delivery.

Through our construction of Dogger Bank Wind Farm, which will utilise the most powerful offshore wind turbine in operation today, GE’s up to 14MW Haliade-X, we’re setting the global standard for the delivery of new offshore wind energy projects.

To find out more about the construction of Dogger Bank Wind Farm, click here.

In Scotland, we're pursuing the country's newest global-scale offshore opportunity, Berwick Bank. At up to 4.1GW, the Berwick Bank super-project development off the east coast of Scotland is one of the largest offshore developments in the world.

Berwick Bank Wind Farm is at an advanced stage of development, and in 2022 a planning application was submitted to the Scottish Government seeking consent to develop and enter construction. If approved for delivery, Berwick Bank could increase Scotland’s overall renewable energy capacity by nearly 30%, accelerating the country’s net zero ambitions.

The project will also be capable of generating enough renewable energy to power over six million homes – equivalent to all of Scotland’s households twice over. For more on how Berwick Bank can drive Scotland’s ambitions to meet its 2030 climate action targets, click here.

_{*6 million homes powered per annum based on Typical Domestic Consumption Values (Medium Electricity Profile Class 1, 2,900kWh per household; OFGEM, January 2020), minimum projected 50% wind load factor, and projected installed capacity of up to 4.1GW. All homes in Scotland based on Household Estimates Scotland 2019 (National Records of Scotland, June 2020).} 

We’re part of a unique consortium with partners Marubeni Corporation and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners progressing development of what could become one of the world's largest floating offshore wind sites before the end of the decade.

Our Ossian project was selected in the highly competitive ScotWind process to deliver a new floating offshore wind farm in 858 square kilometres of seabed in the Firth of Forth off Scotland's Angus Coast - one of the largest lease areas to be offered by Crown Estate Scotland to any bidder under the ScotWind process.

With average water depths of 72m, the site is suitable for the deployment of floating offshore wind turbines to deliver up to 3.6GW of new installed capacity – enough to be capable of powering almost *6 million homes annually and ^offsetting up to 7.5 million tonnes of carbon emissions each year.

The development of Ossian continues, targeting first generation before the end of the decade.

For more, click here.

We bringing our world-leading excellence in offshore wind energy to Irish waters with plans to deliver our 800MW Arklow Bank Wind Park Phase 2 off the coast of Co. Wicklow, as well as to support the delivery of Ireland's target of 5GW of offshore wind by 2030 to fight climate change and help secure our energy future with homegrown green power. 

20 years since we first began pioneering the offshore wind revolution, we are now turning our attention to the next generation of offshore wind and to new horizons.

Building an international offshore wind pipeline in selected countries where we believe our track record and expertise can help accelerate deployment is a core part of our strategy. So too is pioneering the use of floating offshore wind technology.

In pushing these new frontiers, we want to help lead a just and fair transition to net zero. That’s why we’ve joined the Global Offshore Wind Alliance (GOWA) which brings together a growing list of countries, international organisations and developers to collaborate and share knowledge on how best to deploy offshore wind and deliver wider societal benefits.