What's happening where?
We have 915 MW of operational offshore wind, including the world's first floating offshore wind farm, Hywind Scotland off the Aberdeenshire coast, and a further 4.1 GW of consented projects in the pipeline.
One of the largest offshore wind projects in the world, the 950MW Moray East project, is under construction in the Moray Firth and the Kincardine Offshore Wind Farm, which at 50MW is the largest floating wind array in the world, is also under construction 12km off the coast from Stonehaven.
Crown Estate Scotland will kick off the next offshore wind leasing round, ScotWind, in October 2019 and this should see the Scottish market rise to 10GW plus by 2030.
Scotland is Now for offshore wind.
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Opportunities
With over 25% of Europe’s offshore wind resource passing over Scottish seas, it’s no wonder some of the biggest names in offshore wind are already operating here.
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Support
If your company is interested in the UK’s £multi-billion offshore wind and renewables opportunity, then Scotland’s enterprise agencies are able to assist.
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Invest in Scotland
If you’re looking to invest, relocate or grow your business in Scotland, please contact Scottish Development International
News and Events
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Event
October 2019
Cables for Offshore Wind
Guest presenters from industry will join the Carbon Trust, Scottish Enterprise and the Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult to share their insights on technical developments and existing challenges for Offshore Wind cables.
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News
August 2019
Scottish Pavillion at WindEurope Offshore Wind 2019
WindEurope 2019 event in Copenhagen
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News
August 2019
Prepare you business for Brexit
Confused about where Brexit might be heading? You're not alone. Whatever your business size, location, or sector, we'll support you to take the necessary action to safeguard your business growth.
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News
August 2019
Beatrice boost: official opening of Scotland's largest offshore wind farm
The largest offshore wind farm in Scotland, and the fourth largest in the world, was officially opened in July at a ceremony in Wick attended by Prince Charles.
