Driving the energy transition in the UK and beyond
EnBW is committed to supporting the UK and European energy transition through the development of large-scale offshore wind and renewable infrastructure. With decades of experience delivering complex energy projects, EnBW continues to focus on opportunities where it can create long-term value, strengthen energy security, and contribute to net-zero ambitions.
Coast of Scotland: Morven Offshore Wind Project
The Morven Offshore Wind Project is being developed by Morven Offshore Wind Limited, a joint venture between EnBW and JERA Nex bp, and forms a key part of EnBW’s UK development portfolio.
Located approximately 61 to 86 kilometres off the Aberdeenshire coast in the North Sea, the project comprises two array sites, Morven North and Morven South, positioned in an area recognised for strong wind resource and favourable offshore conditions.
With a potential generating capacity of up to 3 GW, Morven could produce enough renewable electricity to power the equivalent of around three million UK households, supporting national decarbonisation targets while strengthening long-term energy security.
The development spans roughly 858 square kilometres in water depths ranging from 62 to 76 metres and will require both offshore and onshore infrastructure to connect the project to the UK transmission network.
The site was secured through Crown Estate Scotland’s ScotWind leasing round, reinforcing EnBW’s long-term commitment to the UK offshore wind sector. Development activities are progressing in line with regulatory and consultation processes as the project advances through the planning phase.
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