Our offshore wind farms

Status: Under construction
Overall capacity: 913 MW
Number of turbines: 83
Location: in the German North Sea, adjacent to Ørsted's existing offshore wind farms Borkum Riffgrund 1 and Borkum Riffgrund 2
Ørsted ownership share: 50%
Partners: Glennmont Partners

Borkum Riffgrund 3 is expected to be fully commissioned in 2025. It comprises three offshore wind projects which were originally awarded to Ørsted in auctions in 2017 and 2018 under the names of Borkum Riffgrund West 1, Borkum Riffgrund West 2 and OWP West. The three projects were renamed in September 2019 and will be built as one joint project under the name of Borkum Riffgrund 3.

Borkum Riffgrund 3 was awarded without subsidies to Ørsted. A number of companies across IT, retail and the chemicals industry have signed corporate power purchase agreements for Borkum Riffgrund 3.

Status: In operation
Overall capacity: 582 MW
Number of turbines: 97
In commercial operation since: 2017
Ørsted ownership share: 50%
Partners (Gode Wind 1): Glennmont Partners, The Renewables Infrastructure Group Limited (TRIG)
Partners (Gode Wind 2): AIP, Industriens Pension, Lærerenes Pension, Lægernes Pensionskasse

Status: Under construction
Overall capacity: 253 MW
Number of turbines: 23
Location: in the German North Sea
Ørsted ownership share: 100%

Gode Wind 3 offshore wind farm is expected to be fully commissioned in 2024. It comprises two offshore wind projects which were originally awarded to Ørsted in auctions in 2017 and 2018 under the names of Gode Wind 3 and Gode Wind 4. The two projects were renamed in September 2019 and will be built as one joint project under the name of Gode Wind 3.

Status: Awarded
Capacity: Baltica 3 (1,045 MW), Baltica 2 (1,498 MW)
Expected commissioning: Baltica 3 (2026), Baltica 2 (2027)

Baltica 2 & 3 are being developed in a 50/50 partnership with the Polish energy company PGE. Baltica 2 & 3 will contribute significantly to Poland’s green energy transition, accelerate the development of the local supply chain and spur economic activity for many years to come.

Find out more by visiting the Baltica 2 & 3 project website

Status: Under construction
Capacity: 900 MW
Location: 35-50 km off the coast of Changhua County
Construction: 2021 and 2022
Ørsted ownership share of Changhua 1: 50%
Partners: CDPQ & Cathay Private Equity
Ørsted ownership share of Changhua 2a: 100%

Changhua 1 and 2a will have enough capacity to supply around 1 million Taiwanese households with green power.

Status: Awarded 
Capacity: 920 MW 
Location: Off the coast of Changhua County 
Expected commissioning: 2025/2026

In June 2018, Ørsted was awarded the right to build another 920 MW offshore wind in Taiwan through its Changhua 2b and 4 sites. Changhua 2b and 4 are to be built in 2025, subject to Ørsted taking final investment decision on the projects in 2023. 

Status: In development 

We have four offshore wind sites off the coast of Changhua County which can be developed into a total capacity of approx. 2,400MW. In 2018, we won two offshore wind auctions with these projects, which means that we will build 2 x 900 MW in 2021 and 2025. The remaining 600MW can participate in future auction rounds. Fully utilised, the Changhua projects could jointly power approx. 2.8 million Taiwanese households. 

Status: In development
Potential capacity: 3 GW
Location: minimum 42 km off the coast of Taichung

Status: In development
Potential capacity: 2.1 GW
Location: 37-62 km off the coast of Changhua County

Status: In operation
Overall capacity: 258 MW
Number of turbines: 32
In commercial operation since: 2017
Location: Burbo Flats in Liverpool Bay, approximately 7 km north of the North Wirral
Ørsted ownership share: 50%
Partners: LEGO (Kirkbi), Greencoat

Watch a video about Burbo Bank Extension

Status: In operation
Overall capacity: 1218 MW
Number of turbines: 174
Wind turbine capacity: 7 MW
In commercial operation since: 2019
Location: in the North Sea, more than 100 km from the Yorkshire coast
Ørsted ownership share: 50%
Partners: Jupiter Offshore Wind Limited (50%)

Find out more by visiting the Hornsea 1 project website 

Find out more about the world’s largest offshore wind farm 2022

Status: Awarded
Expected capacity: over 2,800 MW
Location: off the North Norfolk coast in the North Sea
Ørsted ownership share: 100%

We’re developing Hornsea 3, which will replace Hornsea 2 as the world’s largest offshore wind farm. Hornsea 3 was awarded a contract for difference by the UK government in June 2022.

Find out more by visiting the Hornsea 3 project website

Status: In development
Location: in the North Sea, approximately 65 km off the Yorkshire coast

We are proposing to develop a new offshore wind farm, Hornsea 4. The project team is exploring an offshore area of up to 600km2.

Find out more by visiting the Hornsea 4 project website

Status: In operation
Overall capacity: 659 MW
Number of turbines: 87
In commercial operation since: 2018
Ørsted ownership share: 50%
Partners: AIP Management, PFA

Visit the Walney Extension project website

Status: In operation
Capacity: 30 MW
Number of turbines: 5
Location: Approximately 3 miles southeast of Block Island, RI
In commercial operation since: 2016

Find out more about America’s first offshore wind farm

Ørsted completed work on the Coastal Virginia offshore wind (CVOW) project for Dominion Energy in 2020. We supported the engineering, procurement and construction work and Dominion Energy will remain the sole owner of the turbines. The two turbines are the first ever to be installed in federal waters.

Status: In operation
Capacity: 12 MW
Number of turbines: 2
Location: 27 miles off the coast of Virginia Beach
In operation since: 2020

Status: Awarded
Capacity: 1100 MW
Location: Approximately 15 miles off the coast of Atlantic City, southern New Jersey
To enter commercial operation: end of 2024
Ørsted ownership share: 75%
Partners: PSEG

Ocean Wind offshore wind farm will provide clean and reliable energy, local jobs across New Jersey, and infrastructure enhancements to the Garden State. The project will power more than half a million homes in New Jersey.

Find out more about Ocean Wind

Status: Awarded
Capacity: 1148 MW
Location: Approximately 15 miles off the coast of southern New Jersey
To enter commercial operation: 2029

Situated next to Ocean Wind 1, Ocean Wind 2 will deliver several landmark investments that will generate over USD 4.8 billion net benefit for New Jersey and bring the offshore wind supply chain to New Jersey and to the US.

Find out more about Ocean Wind 2

Status: Awarded
Capacity: 400 MW to Rhode Island and 304 MW to Connecticut
Location: More than 15 miles south of the Rhode Island coast and 32 miles southeast of the Connecticut coast
Expected completion: 2025

Revolution Wind is a 50/50 joint venture with our partner Eversource – New England’s largest energy company and premier electric transmission builder. This project will help two states meet their ambitious clean energy goals affordably by providing 304 MW to Connecticut and 400 MW to Rhode Island.

Find out more about Revolution Wind

Status: Awarded
Location: 19 miles off the Delmarva Coast
Capacity:
Skipjack Wind 1 - 120 MW
Skipjack Wind 2 - 846 MW
To enter commercial operation: 2026

Skipjack Wind will generate clean, renewable energy for the Eastern Shore, powering ~290,000 homes in the region.

Find out more about Skipjack Wind

Status: Under construction
Capacity: 130 MW
Number of turbines: 12
Location: 35 miles east of Montauk Point
To enter commercial operation: 2023

South Fork Wind is a 50/50 joint venture with our partner Eversource – New England’s largest energy company and premier electric transmission builder. This offshore wind farm will be the first to connect in New York State and help the Town of East Hampton meet its 100% renewable energy goal.

Find out more about South Fork Wind

Status: Awarded
Capacity: 924 MW
Location: Over 30 miles east of Long Island’s Montauk Point
To enter commercial operation: 2025

Sunrise Wind is a 50/50 joint venture with our partner Eversource, New England’s largest energy company and premier electric transmission builder, and with support from Con Edison and New York Power Authority (NYPA). This offshore wind project will power more than half a million homes and bring substantial economic development to the state.

Find out more about Sunrise Wind