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WhenTender calendarTender, licensing and allocation rounds worldwide, as officially scheduledNext dated12 Oct 2026window closes · France offshore wind tender AO10 (eleven projects, fixed and floating)27 Oct 2026window opens · Netherlands SDE++ 2026 application round (incl. CCS categories)Open the calendar WhatProjects to watchLarge projects being built 2026–2029 worldwide, each checked by handAmong themKaskida FPURio Grande LNGSee the projects WhereThe North Sea, liveWind farms, grid, platforms and yards on one map, each with its sourceOn the mapHollandse Kust (Zuid) wind farmHollandse Kust (Noord) wind farmOpen the map

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  1. Delay2 October 2026

    Alpha Ventus decommissioning dropped as Ocean Breeze Energy plans to keep it running

    Ocean Breeze Energy is buying the 60 MW Alpha Ventus offshore wind farm off Borkum from EWE, RWE and Vattenfall and will keep it operating. The owners had planned decommissioning from 2027 at about EUR 50 million; closing is expected in Q4 2026.

    Source: offshoreWIND.biz

    Vattenfall

  2. Milestone1 October 2026

    Final monopile installed at Nordlicht I offshore wind farm

    DEME completed installation of the 68th and final monopile at Vattenfall's Nordlicht I offshore wind farm in the German North Sea.

    Source: offshoreWIND.biz

    Vattenfall

  3. Award17 September 2026

    EEW SPC to build 69 monopiles for phase one of Zeevonk wind farm

    offshoreWIND.biz reported on 17 September 2026 that EEW Special Pipe Constructions will supply 69 transition-piece-less monopiles for the first, 1 GW phase of Vattenfall and CIP's 2 GW Zeevonk offshore wind farm in the Dutch North Sea, expected in 2029.

    Source: offshoreWIND.biz

    Vattenfall

  4. PermitJune 2024

    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

    Vattenfall

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YRproject  Radar  ·  Week of 12 October 2026
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Following: Vattenfall
Awards & contracts
17 September 2026
offshoreWIND.biz reported on 17 September 2026 that EEW Special Pipe Constructions will supply 69 transition-piece-less monopiles for the first, 1 GW phase of Vattenfall and CIP's 2 GW Zeevonk offshore wind farm in the Dutch North Sea, expected in 2029.
Source: offshoreWIND.biz
You follow Vattenfall
Permits
June 2024
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
You follow Vattenfall
Delays & schedule changes
2 October 2026
Ocean Breeze Energy is buying the 60 MW Alpha Ventus offshore wind farm off Borkum from EWE, RWE and Vattenfall and will keep it operating. The owners had planned decommissioning from 2027 at about EUR 50 million; closing is expected in Q4 2026.
Source: offshoreWIND.biz
You follow Vattenfall
Milestones
1 October 2026
DEME completed installation of the 68th and final monopile at Vattenfall's Nordlicht I offshore wind farm in the German North Sea.
Source: offshoreWIND.biz
You follow Vattenfall
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12 Oct 2026 · window closes
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