According to Ocean Winds, the project has been progressively generating electricity since June 2025, with turbines brought online step by step during installation, and the wind farm is now producing renewable electricity equivalent to the annual consumption of nearly 800,000 people.

During construction, the project supported around 2,400 direct and indirect jobs and contributed to the development of the local supply chain, including turbine component manufacturing and offshore substation construction in France. As the wind farm enters its operational phase, approximately 80 long-term direct jobs will be created, including 66 roles based on the island of Yeu, focused on operations and maintenance (O&M), the developer highlighted.