Almost 25GW of offshore wind successful in Scottish renewables auction | Business Post

The Scottish Crown Estate today announced the results of its ScotWind tender process to secure development rights for offshore wind projects off the coast of Scotland

The Scottish Crown Estate has awarded contract rights to 17 energy companies to build almost 25 gigawatts of offshore wind in Scotland. A cohort of some of the largest energy companies in the world paid a combined €838 million to secure licences to develop both floating and fixed offshore wind projects off the Scottish coast.

The Scottish Crown Estate, which is the semi-state agency that manages the rights to British foreshore licences, today announced the results...

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