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Offshore wind development is strategically important for the global energy transition. Successful development of wind farms in the Baltic Sea is a very important step towards regional energy independence. Such projects will significantly increase local electricity generation from renewable energy sources and, thus, decrease the dependence on electricity imports. They will also facilitate the region’s transition to a sustainable green energy hub and contribute to the goal to turn the Baltic States into energy exporters to Central Europe.
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Ignitis Renewables is actively involved in wind farm development projects in the Baltic Sea, thus contributing to the energy independence of the region. An offshore wind farm will increase the amount of clean electricity, reduce the dependence on fossil fuels and contribute to a sustainable future of the whole region.
Lithuania
Project in development
700 MW total capacity
Curonian Nord is a planned offshore wind project in the Baltic Sea, located at least 37 km from the Lithuanian coast. The project area covers approximately 120 square kilometres and is expected to have an installed capacity of up to 700 MW.
Estonia
Project in development
1–1.5 GW total capacity
The Estonian offshore wind farm is a planned project in the Gulf of Riga, located northwest of Ruhnu Island near Estonia’s Baltic Sea coast. The project area covers approximately 190 square kilometres across two seabed sites and is expected to have an installed capacity of 1–1.5 GW. The project is being developed in partnership with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP).
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