Seagreen, off the Angus coast, can generate enough electricity to power two-thirds of Scotland's households
Scotland's biggest offshore wind farm has begun operating at full capacity, removing emissions from power supply.
The company says Seagreen will displace more than two million tonnes of CO2 each year, helping reduce the UK's reliance on fossil fuels for generating electricity.The array sits about 17 miles from the coast and in 58 metres of water, making it the deepest fixed wind farm in the world. Originally planned with 150 turbines, the number was reduced because larger generators made it possible to harvest the same amount of electricity with fewer structures.The first power was generated in August 2022 but it has taken another year for it to be fully completed.
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