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IJmuiden Ver Gamma-A and Gamma-B: permit decisions expected early 2027
RVO runs the 2026 round for two sites of about 1 GW each, with a subsidy ceiling per site. Permit and subsidy decisions are planned for the first quarter of 2027; the wind farms are expected to produce from 2032.
Source: RVO
RVO (tenders & permits)
Dutch government adds a second site to the 2026 tender round
The Dutch government added IJmuiden Ver Gamma-B, with subsidy, to the 2026 tender round next to Gamma-A. Each site is roughly 1 GW.
Source: offshoreWIND.biz
RVO (tenders & permits)
No bids for the Nederwiek I-A site; no re-tender followed
RVO received no applications for the 1 GW Nederwiek I-A site by the 30 October 2025 deadline. No re-tender of Nederwiek I-A has taken place; the subsidised 2026 round the government prepared went instead to IJmuiden Ver Gamma-A and Gamma-B (application window 26 November-10 December 2026).
Source: Windpower NL / RVO
RVO (tenders & permits)
IJmuiden Ver Alpha and Beta permits awarded
Noordzeker (SSE Renewables, ABP, AGP) won the Alpha site and Zeevonk II (Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners) the Beta site. TenneT's grid connections for both are targeted for 2028-2029.
Source: Vattenfall
RVO (tenders & permits)
Dutch 21 GW offshore wind target moved to the end of 2032
In a letter to parliament of 25 April 2024 the minister moved the 21 GW milestone from around 2030 to the end of 2032, citing tender sequencing, grid connection capacity and the supply chain.
Source: Noordzeeloket
RVO (tenders & permits)
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Company, yard, area and sector matches are facts from the source. Discipline matches are not: they come from our mapping of role families to project phases — for example estimating before a tender, commissioning near start-up. It is not a vacancy count.
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