Scotland currently has 10.1GW of projects at various stages of development all of which will be delivered before the new projects in the ScotWind and INTOG leasing rounds. These projects will make up the bulk of the Scottish Government's target of 11GW of offshore wind by 2030.
The offshore wind projects below identifies the lead developer(s), the capacity of the project in MW, the size of the turbine, their manufacturer and the total number of turbines (in brackets) along with their location in Scotland and the date they were commissioned.
With 4.3GW already operational, and with the remainder on track to be operational before 2030, they will contribute 10.1GW towards our overall delivery of more than 45GW by 2035.
You can explore the project pipeline below for operational, under construction and in development projects.
This page will be kept as up to date as possible with all the latest information on the projects being updated as soon as we have the information (updated August 2025).
Competed wind farms that are generating electricity. These include Robin Rigg, Aberdeen Bay, Beatrice, Hywind Scotland, Kincardine, Levenmouth, Moray East, Moray West, Seagreen and Neart na Gaoithe
Developer: RWE
Capacity: 174MW
Turbine: 3MW Vestas (58)
Substructure: Monopiles
Location: Solway Firth
Date Commissioned: 2010
Only one project is currently in the construction phase, Inch Cape.
These projects are subject to a scoping or planning application or are consented but not yet under construction. They include Seagreen 1a, Pentland, Forth Wind and Berwick Bank.
Find out more about the additional leasing rounds and floating wind in Scotland.
Information on the Crown Estate Scotland ScotWind leasing round sites and their developers
Scottish Innovation and Targeted Oil and Gas (INTOG) leasing round map of areas and oil and gas assets in the North Sea
Floating wind - current and pipeline projects for floating wind in Scottish waters
