Vattenfall in Norfolk

Vattenfall is planning two offshore wind farms off the coast of Norfolk that could power more than 3.9 million UK homes. Norfolk Vanguard has been granted consent and Norfolk Boreas is in the Examination phase.

3.9 million. That's how many homes we expect Norfolk Vanguard and Boreas to power. That number has increased by 1.3mn from early predictions. Stronger winds, further out to sea, taller turbines, longer blades, cutting edge innovation - advancing technology and environmental understanding all play their part. We can capture and convert more wind energy at lower cost than ever before.

Assuming a load factor of 47.3%.

More information about load factors and the number of homes calculation can be found by following this link.

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Image of a wind turbine located in the sea.

The 1.8GW Norfolk Vanguard project has been granted development consent.

If you are a landowner in Norfolk find out how you can get in touch.

Image zoomed in on a Vattenfall employee, working from the top of a wind turbine located in the sea. More wind turbines and a small boat is in the background.

Vattenfall is developing a proposal for the 1.8GW Norfolk Boreas Offshore Wind Farm.

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Ormonde Offshore Wind Farm during construction

The wind industry is expected to generate thousands of skilled jobs across the UK.

EOWDC Scientific Research

At our wind farms a year round programme of environmental monitoring takes place.

We invest over £2.5mn into the local communities hosting our wind farm projects each year.