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Baltic Offshore Epsilon wind farm

Planned (permitted)2740 MWChecked 8 October 2026Last changed in the dataset 19 February 2025

Baltic Offshore Epsilon wind farm is a 2740 MW offshore wind farm Fårö, Sweden. It first operated in 2032. Its status in the Global Energy Monitor solar and wind trackers is planned (permitted). No other energy site in the register's datasets is within 10 km. The register holds no incident at this site. It holds 9 incidents at offshore wind farms in Sweden, and 314 worldwide.

No comparable incidents are recorded near this site yet.

The register holds no offshore wind incident to set against this site today. A pack would still set out the incidents within 50 km of any kind, sites of a similar size worldwide and the guidance consultees cite.

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Technology
Offshore wind
Capacity
2740 MW
Status
Planned (permitted) (Pre-construction)
Owner
Statkraft AS
Location
Fårö, Sweden
First operating
2032

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Alerts for applications and incidents near here

None found. The register holds no published incident that names Baltic Offshore Epsilon wind farm. If you know of one, report it (confidential reports are anonymised).

Has Baltic Offshore Epsilon wind farm had a fire or other incident?
None is on the register as of 12 October 2026. The register holds no published incident that names Baltic Offshore Epsilon wind farm; it holds 9 incidents at offshore wind farms in Sweden.
What is the status of Baltic Offshore Epsilon wind farm?
Planned (permitted), in the Global Energy Monitor solar and wind trackers, where it last changed on 19 February 2025.
Where is Baltic Offshore Epsilon wind farm?
Fårö, Sweden.

Source: Global Energy Monitor, Global Solar Power Tracker and Global Wind Power Tracker, licensed under CC BY 4.0. The dataset. This project on the GEM wiki. The register adds only the incidents and the counts.