Built for the people who invest in offshore wind and the people who build it. Hafrok tracks every project, deal and auction, forecasts what gets built, and traces every number to the source it came from.
Capacity, turbine and foundation; owners and stakes; consents, offtake and grid connection; the milestones. Each fact carries its source, the verbatim excerpt and the held document itself. Where a source is thin, the record says so instead of guessing.
Open a project page →Click any marker for the project page: site boundary, owners, timeline, sources.
This is not the developer’s date repeated. It is derived from historical base rates and anchored to what the project has actually done, with the formula and inputs on the page. East Anglia ONE North says 2030; the evidence chain says 2032.
Methodology →Every completed auction is recorded as published, with each award’s current status; each market is profiled against its own statutory targets. Germany: mature, stalled, 9.9 GW operational of 70 GW by 2045, and a 2025 round that drew no bids.
All markets →Farmdowns, JV entries, secondary trades and exits, each cited to its announcement. The ledger is what makes developer capacity net. A 50% farmdown halves the credit the moment it is recorded. Where the price is disclosed it shows what a megawatt costs at each stage of maturity.
A developer is credited with its share of each project, not the nameplate, so the league table cannot be inflated by minority stakes. The larger developers also carry a strategy profile: stated targets and the statements behind them.
Every project page, ledger and forecast on this site is open to read right now. No sign-up, no invitation, nothing held back.
Records change as projects reach consent, take investment decisions, start building or quietly stop. Leave an address and I'll write when something is worth your attention.
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