Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm

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The Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm is a large-scale offshore wind power project in the North Sea off the Suffolk coast of England that became the world’s largest offshore wind farm upon its completion.

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instanceOf offshore wind farm
becameWorldsLargestOffshoreWindFarmInYear 2012
commissioningDate 2012
connectedTo Sizewell substation NERFINISHED
constructionStartDate 2008
country United Kingdom
developedBy RWE Renewables NERFINISHED
SSE Renewables NERFINISHED
distanceFromShore 14 miles
23 km
electricalCapacity 504 MW
energySource wind
foundationType monopile foundations
fuelType renewable energy
gridConnectionType subsea cables
gridConnectionVoltage 132 kV
gridConnectionYear 2012
gridOperator National Grid (Great Britain) NERFINISHED
hasOffshoreExportCables yes
hasOffshoreSubstations yes
isPartOf UK offshore wind sector
locatedIn North Sea
locatedInBodyOfWater North Sea NERFINISHED
locatedInExclusiveEconomicZoneOf United Kingdom NERFINISHED
locatedNear Galloper sandbank NERFINISHED
Outer Gabbard sandbank NERFINISHED
locatedOffCoastOf England NERFINISHED
Suffolk NERFINISHED
locatedOn sandbanks of the North Sea
nearbyPortUsedDuringConstruction Great Yarmouth NERFINISHED
Lowestoft NERFINISHED
numberOfTurbines 140
onshoreConnectionPoint Sizewell, Suffolk NERFINISHED
operator RWE Renewables NERFINISHED
SSE Renewables NERFINISHED
ownershipShareholder RWE Renewables NERFINISHED
SSE Renewables NERFINISHED
planningConsentJurisdiction United Kingdom NERFINISHED
projectType large-scale offshore wind power project
purpose electricity generation
region East of England
revenueSupportScheme Renewables Obligation (UK) NERFINISHED
status operational
turbineManufacturer Siemens NERFINISHED
turbineModel Siemens SWT-3.6-107 NERFINISHED
wasWorldsLargestOffshoreWindFarm true
waterDepth 24–34 m

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Thanet Offshore Wind Farm succeededByAsLargestOffshoreWindFarm Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm