The EoI period is the first step towards achieving this objective, allowing it to meet market expectations and the ambitions expressed in the review of the National Energy and Climate Plan, which foresees the installation of a capacity of 2 GW by 2030 , the government states.

In January this year, Portugal’s Ministry of Economy and Maritime Affairs, the Ministry of Infrastructure, and the Ministry of Environment and Climate Action released draft areas for offshore wind development as part of the government’s plan to award 10 GW of capacity.