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Guinness Book of World Records has officially named Hornsea 2, constructed and operated by Ørsted, as the world’s largest windfarm in capacity.
Hornsea 2 is located in the North Sea, approximately 89 km (55 miles) off the Yorkshire coast, adjacent to Hornsea 1, and covers an area of 462 square kilometers, roughly 31 times the size of Lake Windermere orsted.co.ukorsted.co.uk+2. The project is 100% owned and operated by Ørsted, a leading Danish energy company, and is managed from the East Coast Hub in Grimsby, supporting a workforce of over 600 people In the 2024 edition of the famous book, it states ‘Highest-capacity offshore wind farm. Hornsea 2 is a 1,320-MW wind farm built by Danish firm Ørsted some 89km (55.3miles) off the coast of Yorkshire, UK. The facility’s 165 turbines were declared operational on 31 Aug 2022. At maximum efficiency, the turbines can generate enough power for 1.4 million homes.’
This feat of engineering was built through Covid-19, battling with restrictions, and self-isolation rules. The 165 mighty turbines stand at over 200m tall, with most of the blades being delivered from the Siemens Gamesa factory in Hull. One rotation of the blades on each turbine generates enough electricity to power a home for 24 hours. In September 2022, AXA IM Alts and Crédit Agricole Assurances together purchased 50% of the windfarm for £3 billion.
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