Netherlands, United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Belgium and France: official schedules only. Rounds announced without dates are listed as announced. Grid and HVDC award rounds appear only where the TSO or regulator has published a schedule; most have not.
- Window
- opens H2 2026
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- Ofgem
- Capacity / scope
- not published
Ofgem said on 2026-03-24 that Tender Round 14 is currently expected to begin in autumn 2026 and that the specific assets have not yet been confirmed; no launch notice or asset list was on Ofgem's OFTO tender rounds page on the check date.
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
CCS & hydrogenannounced
Netherlands SDE++ 2026 application round (incl. CCS categories)
Netherlands · SDE++
- Window
- 27 Oct 2026 – 26 Nov 2026
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- RVO / Ministry of Climate Policy and Green Growth
- Capacity / scope
- EUR 8 billion budget
RVO moved the round one month later than the 22 September-22 October window in the February 2026 letter to parliament; the letter sets the budget and adds CCS with low-carbon hydrogen and DAC categories.
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- 26 Nov 2026 – 10 Dec 2026
- Award expected
- Q1 2027
- Authority
- RVO / Ministry of Climate Policy and Green Growth (KGG)
- Capacity / scope
- about 1 GW
Permit with subsidy or a subsidy-free bid, both procedures run at the same time; maximum tender amount EUR 0.117 per kWh; RVO expects the wind farm to be operational in 2032.
On the North Sea map: IJmuiden Ver Gamma-A / Gamma-B wind farm sites, IJmuiden Ver Gamma
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- 26 Nov 2026 – 10 Dec 2026
- Award expected
- Q1 2027
- Authority
- RVO / Ministry of Climate Policy and Green Growth (KGG)
- Capacity / scope
- about 1 GW
Added to the 2026 round by government decision in April 2026; maximum tender amount EUR 0.116 per kWh; RVO expects the wind farm to be operational in 2032.
On the North Sea map: IJmuiden Ver Gamma-A / Gamma-B wind farm sites, IJmuiden Ver Gamma
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- Dec 2026 – Feb 2027
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- European Commission (DG CLIMA) / CINEA
- Capacity / scope
- up to EUR 500 million budget (Topic 1: EUR 350 million RFNBO hydrogen; Topic 2: EUR 150 million RFNBO and/or electrolytic low-carbon hydrogen)
Commission plans to open the fourth auction in December 2026 and close it in February 2027; draft terms and conditions were published 9 July 2026 and the 7-week consultation concluded on 8 September 2026 with a webinar; final terms not yet published; Topic 2 admits electrolytic low-carbon hydrogen.
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- opens H1 2027
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- The Crown Estate
- Capacity / scope
- approximately 6 GW or more
The Crown Estate intends to launch the round in the first half of 2027 after market engagement; capacity and sites remain subject to stakeholder engagement and NESO network plans.
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- opens 2028
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- Bundesnetzagentur / BSH
- Capacity / scope
- N-6.8 2,000 MW; N-9.5 1,000 MW (expected capacity per BSH site development plan)
The amended site development plan of 30 Jan 2026 sets tender year 2028 for N-6.8 (moved from 2027) and N-9.5; no bid date published. A WindSeeG amendment bill adopted by the cabinet on 2 Sep 2026 (Drucksache 21/8238, not yet law) would introduce a two-stage subsidy-free/CfD award and a 2,000-4,800 MW annual corridor, and would form the basis for the next site development plan, which may re-cut sites.
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- not published
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- Federal Minister of Energy / FPS Economy / CREG
- Capacity / scope
- not published
Previous tender cancelled in early July 2025; on 18 Jul 2026 the Council of Ministers approved the amended tender royal decree (two-sided CfD, five-year build period, no strike price cap); launch follows Council of State advice and EU state aid notification, no launch date given.
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- not published
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- RVO / Ministry of Climate Policy and Green Growth (KGG)
- Capacity / scope
- about 2 GW each
RVO's public planning table lists the tender/permit procedure for both sites as to be determined; the minister's 21 May 2026 letter to Parliament (Kamerstuk 33561, nr. 102) confirmed Doordewind kavel II's location in the development framework but left both kavels' delivery and tender dates unchanged pending the full roadmap update due end 2026.
On the North Sea map: Doordewind 1, Doordewind 2
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- not published
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- RVO / Ministry of Climate Policy and Green Growth (KGG)
- Capacity / scope
- not published
RVO states that the first offshore wind contracts for difference are planned to launch towards the end of 2027; no site or date published.
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- not published
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- RVO / Ministry of Climate Policy and Green Growth (KGG)
- Capacity / scope
- about 1 GW (I-B); about 2 GW each (II, III)
RVO's planning table lists the permit procedure for these sites as to be determined.
On the North Sea map: Nederwiek wind farm zone, Nederwiek 2
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- not published
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- RVO / Ministry of Climate Policy and Green Growth (KGG)
- Capacity / scope
- about 0.7 GW each
RVO's planning table lists the permit procedure for both sites as to be determined; the roadmap map notes Ten noorden van de Waddeneilanden as a possible hydrogen demonstration site.
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- not published
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- DESNZ
- Capacity / scope
- not published
Government stated an aim to launch HAR3 by 2026 and HAR4 from 2028; no application window published.
Source
checked on 8 Oct 2026
- Window
- not published
- Award expected
- not published
- Authority
- Energidepartementet / NVE
- Capacity / scope
- up to 500 MW per project area
Two project areas were awarded on 2025-12-11; NVE held a hearing on the study programmes until 2026-06-18; a later competition gives state aid to one rights holder, no date published.
Source
- Utsira NordNVE (Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate) · retrieved 20 Sep 2026
checked on 8 Oct 2026