Iberdrola Subsidiary ScottishPower Installs Subsea Cable Ducts at East Anglia TWO Wind Farm

By Public Technologies
  • ScottishPower, Iberdrola's UK subsidiary, completed subsea engineering work at the approximately EUR 4.7 billion East Anglia TWO offshore wind farm.
  • Two conduits, each nearly 1,800 meters long, will protect electricity export cables while minimizing coastal environmental impacts.
  • The wind farm will have capacity of up to 960 MW, supplying renewable electricity equivalent to nearly one million households' consumption.
  • Located in the southern North Sea, the project is progressing toward commercial operation in late 2028.
  • The project has generated approximately EUR 1.76 billion in economic impact across the UK supply chain to date.


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