offshore wind farm
The 2.4GW project is predicted to power the average daily needs of more than two million UK households
The two new offshore wind farms are forecast to increase Danish electricity production from wind turbines by around 10%
The Borssele 1 & 2 offshore wind farm has a total capacity of 752MW, providing enough green electricity to power one million households
The project which is off the coast of East Yorkshire has an installed capacity of 219MW
The green ammonia is intended to be used in the production of carbon-neutral fertiliser products
An interconnector will connect up to 4GW of British and Dutch offshore wind, providing an additional 2GW of capacity between the countries
The extensions will allow two existing projects to generate enough renewable energy to power around 1.5 million homes
Seaweed can be used as a low carbon foodstuff or as a sustainable biomass fuel
Helicopters will be used for crew transfers and cargo flights for the project, which is expected to generate enough clean electricity to power 1.3m homes
The wind farm is estimated to provide enough energy to power almost two million homes and save three million tonnes of CO2 emissions every year
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