The programme defines the eligible Organized Development Areas (ODA) and estimates the capacity of offshore wind projects that can be developed in the mid-term (up to 2030-2032) and long-term (after 2030-2032).
By 2030-2032, the programme qualifies ten eligible areas for development, with a total capacity of approximately 4.9 GW, mainly for floating projects.
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In the long term, the minimum capacity of offshore wind that would be developed across all areas is estimated at 12.4 GW.
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