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Guide to an offshore wind farm - Crown Estate
Guide to an offshore wind farm Updated and extended Published on behalf of The Crown Estate and the offshore Renewable Energy Catapult January 2019 Guide to an offshore wind farm The Crown Estate The Crown Estate manages the seabed around England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The Energy Act 2004 vests rights to The Crown Estate to license the generation of renewable energy on the continental shelf within the Renewable Energy Zone out to 200nm. In 2001, The Crown Estate announced the first UK offshore wind leasing round and since has run two further leasing rounds in 2003 and 2008. To the end of 2018, thirty-nine offshore wind farms had been built by the sector, with ambition to grow the offshore wind farm operating capacity from at the end of 2017, to 30GW in the 2030s.
Guide to an offshore wind farm 5 Introduction The aim of this guide is to help companies develop a greater understanding of the components and processes involved in the development of offshore wind farms that will be built up to 2025, and in doing so help them realise the opportunities that will arise.
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