By 2030-2032, the programme qualifies ten eligible areas for development, with a total capacity of approximately 4.9 GW, mainly for floating projects.
In the long term, the minimum capacity of offshore wind that would be developed across all areas is estimated at 12.4 GW.
“ While we are in anticipation of final approvals of the National Programme, together with OWC we have already begun preparatory work on the potential eligible Organized Development Areas for Offshore Wind Farms to accelerate proceedings and deliver the commissioned advisory as soon as possible ,” said Aristofanis Stefatos , CEO of HEREMA.
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