Ocean Winds secures consent for 2GW Caledonia Offshore Wind
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Caledonia offshore wind farms approved in boost for Scotland’s net zero ambitions
Two major offshore wind farms in the Moray Firth have been granted consent and marine licences by the Scottish Government, marking a significant step forward in Scotland’s renewable energy pipeline. The Caledonia North and Caledonia South projects, led by developer Ocean Winds, will span a combined area of 429 square kilometres and include up to 140 turbines. Together, the wind farms are expected to generate enough electricity each year to power…
20/07/2026 – energysdelamer.eu. This approval paves the way for a major ScotWind project capable of feeding two million households, thus bringing the long-term workforce of Ocean Winds in the Moray Firth to more than 200 people. Ocean Winds, (JV EDP Renewables and ENGIE), has obtained the authorisation of the Scottish government for its offshore wind farm of two gigawatts (GW) Caledonia. The suite is reserved for subscribers. To read the rest of…
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