A new map detailing the North Sea’s renewable energy projects highlights the significant scale of marine-based energy initiatives, including offshore wind, wave, and tidal sites. This resource offers insights into generating capacity and project status, alongside operational details such as site operators and electricity interconnections. The map also outlines potential challenges these projects may face, such as the presence of oil platforms, varying bathymetry, and Natura 2000 sites, which are protected environmental areas under EU regulations. Covering areas like the Skagerrak, Kattegat, and parts of the English Channel, this map provides a comprehensive view of the ongoing energy transition efforts in the North Sea region.

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Sources:Simply Wall St“North Sea Renewable Energy (Wind, Wave and Tidal) Projects Map 2025” from Research and Markets on GlobeNewswire (published 19 June 2025)

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