EU plans to increase offshore windfarm capacity by 250%
Proposal would create 62,000 jobs and help towards carbon neutrality, says commission
A windfarm near Gdansk, Poland. Photograph: Gregory Wrona/Alamy
The capacity of the EU’s offshore windfarms in the North Sea, the Baltic, the Atlantic, the Mediterranean and the Black Sea will be increased by 250%, under a draft plan drawn up by the European commission.
The move follows Boris Johnson’s announcement this year of his intention to generate enough electricity to power every home in the UK within a decade from the country’s offshore sites.
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