Sweden

Powering Sweden’s Energy Transition with Offshore Wind

Deep Wind Offshore is committed to developing offshore wind power in Estonia, contributing to the country’s ambitious renewable energy targets. Our projects aim to harness the wind resources of the Baltic Sea to deliver long-term, sustainable energy while strengthening Estonia's energy independence.

We are developing the Tuule Energy offshore wind project, located west of Saaremaa Island. The project combines two development areas, Saare 2.1 and Saare 2.2, into a single initiative with a planned capacity of up to 2.4 GW. Tuule Energy is a joint effort with our partner Valorem and represents a significant step towards meeting Estonia's climate goals.

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By working closely with local stakeholders and authorities, we ensure that our projects create value for both the local community and the national economy. From creating jobs to collaborating with local suppliers, our focus remains on responsible development and long-term partnerships.

Developing one of Estonia's largest offshore wind projects.

Supporting the country's renewable energy targets and energy security.

Creating local value and long-term economic impact.

Our projects

Deep Wind Offshore is developing offshore wind power in Estonia to contribute to the country’s renewable energy targets and energy security. Our primary project in the region is located west of Saaremaa Island and is being developed as a large-scale offshore wind farm.

The project combines two previously separate development areas, Saare 2.1 and Saare 2.2, into a single initiative called Tuule Energy. With a planned capacity of up to 2.4 GW, it will be one of Estonia's largest offshore wind developments, positioned to deliver significant renewable energy to the national grid.

Sigrid Storråda

Explore project

Capacity

2 GW

Type

Bottom-fixed

Status

Project development

Olof Skötkonung

Explore project

Capacity

1,5

Type

Bottom-fixed

Status

Forwarded by the Swedish government to Uppsala County Administrative Board

Powering Sweden’s Energy Transition with Offshore Wind

Deep Wind Offshore aims to play a key role in Sweden’s energy transition. Our mission is to provide renewable energy at competitive prices to enable a sustainable future.

Sweden’s ambitious climate goals drive a growing demand for new fossil free electricity production. The need to de-carbonize industry and transportation may double Sweden’s energy consumption until 2050. Offshore wind power is uniquely positioned to deliver the large-scale energy supply Sweden needs, with minimal impact on landscapes and ecosystems.

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Offshore wind power can be strategically placed far offshore to maximize wind utilization while minimizing visual and environmental impact. Deep Wind Offshore design projects near regions with high electricity demand to contribute to a resilient and balanced electricity system. Through local and regional collaboration, we aim to integrate cutting-edge solutions for a versatile and future-proof energy mix.

Strengthen energy systems

Increase power supply

Supporting industrial growth

Drive regional development

Key Benefits of Deep Wind Offshores Approach

Strategic location

New sustainable electricity production where the markets demand it.

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Local production

Reducing dependency on transmission networks.

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Grid support

Contribution to grid stability through system services.

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Flexibility

Renewable energy to both consumers and industrial offtakers – when they need it.

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Innovation

Integration with energy storage, hydrogen production, and power-to-X solutions.

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Why Offshore Wind Power?

Offshore wind power offers large advantages. Strong, consistent winds at sea enable higher and more reliable energy output than wind power onshore. The parks can be positioned far from the coast to minimize the visual impact.

By replacing fossil energy, offshore wind power can significantly reduce Sweden’s carbon emissions. It also supports the establishment of new electricity-intensive industries, fostering innovation and economic growth in coastal regions.

Why Offshore Wind Power?

Offshore wind power offers large advantages. Strong, consistent winds at sea enable higher and more reliable energy outputthan wind power onshore generate yield more or less all the time. The parks canbe positioned far from the coast to minimize the visual impact on people and nature.

By replacing fossil fuels in industry and transport, offshore wind power can significantly reduce Sweden’s CO2 emissions.It also supports the establishment of new electricity-intensive industries, fostering innovation and economic growth in coastal regions.

Jobs and Local Impact

Offshore wind projects generate thousandsof jobs and large investments during construction and create long-termopportunities in operations, maintenance, and supply chains in the long term. Accessto large-scale renewable energy locally attracts additional investments andestablishments, creating local jobs and employment opportunities.

Our projects

The conditions for offshore wind power are excellent in Sweden, with long coastlines and good wind resources. In addition, the need for fossil-free energy is significant and increasing. The availability of renewable energy will be crucial for electrifying society and industries and building new sustainable value chains.

Deep Wind Offshore's projects in Sweden are well-suited for generating power for the grid and producing hydrogen. Deep Wind Offshore firmly believe that the synergy between Norwegian offshore expertise and Swedish industrial tradition is ideal for advancing offshore wind power in Sweden. The projects undertaken by Deep Wind Offshore in Sweden are overseen and managed from our local office.

Sigrid Storråda

Explore project

Capacity

2 GW

Type

Bottom-fixed

Status

Project development

Olof Skötkonung

Explore project

Capacity

1,5

Type

Bottom-fixed

Status

Forwarded by the Swedish government to Uppsala County Administrative Board

Deep Wind Offshores’s offshore wind projects

Olof Skötkonung

Explore project

Capacity

1,5

Type

Bottom-fixed

Status

Forwarded by the Swedish government to Uppsala County Administrative Board

Sigrid Storråda

Explore project

Capacity

2 GW

Type

Bottom-fixed

Status

Project development

Our projects

Sigrid Storråda

Explore project

Capacity

2 GW

Type

Bottom-fixed

Status

Project development

Olof Skötkonung

Explore project

Capacity

1,5

Type

Bottom-fixed

Status

Forwarded by the Swedish government to Uppsala County Administrative Board

Our project

The Utsira Nord offshore wind area, with a total capacity of 1500 MW, is located west of Haugesund, and is suited for floating wind turbines. The offshore wind technology with the largest predicted growth rate. The area is ideally located far enough offshore to harness some of the world’s best wind resources, whilst well within reach of a cost-efficient power transfer system.

Ideal conditions

The onshore grid is well suited for incorporating and balancing new renewable energy produced at scale empowering the growth of new industries. The south-west coast of Norway has a diversified and sophisticated supply chain, well positioned for delivering products and services needed.

Utsira Nord

Explore

Capacity

500

Technology

Floating

Status

Developing bid

Partnership in Norway

Deep Wind Offshore and energy major EDF Renewables have beenworking closely together in Norway since 2021. The work includes delivering acompetitive bid for the Utsira Nord tender. The consortium has also signed an agreement to explore the terms for cooperation for the 2025 tenders.

The partnership combines global renewables expertise with 100years of Norwegian power generation and extensive experience in offshore and maritime operations. Innovation, sustainability, and the local community lies at the core of the collaboration.

Deep Wind Offshore and bp have formed a joint venture to develop offshore wind opportunities in South Korea. As part of the agreement, bp entered the Deep Wind Offshore developed early-stage portfolio, including four projects across the South Korean peninsula with a capacity of up to 6 GW.

Deep Wind Offshore has also signed an agreement with East-West Power (EWP), one of South Korea’s state-owned power generation companies. EWP currently accounts for 11,2 GW of all power generation facilities in South Korea.

Our projects

The company currently has four offices across the country and an experienced local team to develop the sites in close dialogue with local stakeholders, offering opportunities for local supply chains and helping South Korea de-carbonize its power generation through offshore wind. Deep Wind Offshore has already secured site exclusivity for 2 GW.

Admiral Lee

Admiral Lee is located on the south coast of South Korea and offers good wind resources and shallow water conditions, enabling a cost-efficient development with monopile turbine foundations in close proximity of large industrial load centers, ports, and fabrication infrastructure to support the project both in construction- and operation-phase of the project.

Capacity

Up to 1.5 GW

Technology

Bottom-fixed

Status

Project development

Partners

Abalone

Abalone wind farm is located in southwest South Korea and features excellent wind conditions and reasonably shallow water depths suitable for bottom fixed foundations. The project is well positioned for expected grid connection capacity and is located close to multiple ports and fabrication infrastructure both in the construction- and operation phases of the project.

Capacity

Up to 1.5 GW

Technology

Bottom-fixed

Status

Project development

Partners

Rising Sun

Rising sun is located on the east coast of South Korea, with water depts suitable for floating turbine foundations, good wind speeds, and cost efficient grid connection options available. The project has access to good port and other infrastructure within reasonably distances to support the project both in construction and operational phases.

Capacity

Up to 1 GW

Technology

Floating

Status

Project development

Partners

Western Wind

Western Wind is located on the west coast of Korea, in medium water depths, which could be suitable for either bottom fixed or floating turbine foundations. The project is located in the South Korea Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and will be connected to the main grid through an HVDC connection. Wind speeds are good, and access to several existing ports for fabrication will enable this as a significant scale development with substantial opportunities for the local supply chain.

Capacity

Up to 2 GW

Technology

Bottom-fixed and floating

Status

Project development

Partners

Admiral Lee

Abalone

Powering Sweden’s Energy Transition with Offshore Wind

Our projects

Sigrid Storråda

Olof Skötkonung

Powering Sweden’s Energy Transition with Offshore Wind

Key Benefits of Deep Wind Offshores Approach

Strategic location

Local production

Grid support

Flexibility

Innovation

Key Benefits of Deep Wind Offshores Approach

Our projects

Sigrid Storråda

Olof Skötkonung

Deep Wind Offshores’s offshore wind projects

Olof Skötkonung

Sigrid Storråda

Our projects

Sigrid Storråda

Olof Skötkonung

Sweden

Goal/ambition of 30 GW by 2040

Key infrastructure in place

Developing supply chains

Our project

Ideal conditions

Utsira Nord

Deep Wind Offshore aims to become a significant contributor in the Swedish offshore wind industry. With our offices in Sweden, we are forging ahead to help realize the great potential for renewable energy along the coast.

Partnership in Norway

Our projects

Admiral Lee

Abalone

Rising Sun

Western Wind

Contact

Anders Bäccman

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