What is it?
OffshoreWindCube is a database which covers historical and upcoming wind projects, offering time series for capacity, turbines, foundations, cables and offshore substations. All forecasts are derived from our bottom-up, project-by-project research, tracking all offshore wind farms from early concept through award, start-up and decommissioning.
What can I achieve?
- Understand the historical and future installations of wind projects globally
- Analyze trends and size of any offshore wind market on foundations, cables, turbines and substations
- Identify geographies and target operators based on future demand
- Examine technology trends and development plans for specific countries or operators
Who is it for?
- Energy service companies
- Energy companies: Procurement and supply chain analysis
- Financial market: Investors, investment banking, equity research and M&A
- Governments and governmental agencies
- • Consulting and advisory firms
Annual capacity additions by region
Research the demand for offshore wind components by geography, component type, number of units, and much more
Foundation additions (2020) by concept
Understand global offshore wind activity in terms of installed capacity, turbines, foundations and offshore substations.
Turbine inventory by status, top manufacturers
Learn about key suppliers of each component and their market share on a global, regional and national level
2025E capacity build-up by current status
Track project developments, timelines and current status, from early concept to decommissioning across countries, operators and suppliers.
US East Coast offshore wind farm locations (2025) and location of supply chain activity
Study geographic locations for wind farms around the world with several map layers including wind spend, wave height, maritime borders and many more.
LCOE for European offshore wind farms from 2010 to 2030
Study offshore wind economics through detailed cost and LCOE analysis to understand how competitive the energy sources are.
