Mona Offshore Wind Farm

Latest events

Dated events about this power plant from official notices, registers and owners' press releases, newest first: the latest 8 of 9. All recent changes.

1. 16 Jan 2026Sold (1,500 MW, to JERA Nex bp (JNbp), dated by the press release) · source
2. 16 Jan 2026Acquired (1,500 MW, from EnBW, dated by the press release) · source
3. 16 Jan 2026New site secured (1,500 MW, with The Crown Estate, dated by the press release) · source
4. 9 Jul 2025Permit granted (1,500 MW, by Department for Energy Security & Net Zero, dated by the press release) · source
5. 4 Jul 2025Permit granted (planning authority The Planning Inspectorate, reference EN010137) · source
6. 4 Jul 2025Permit granted (by Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, dated by the press release) · source
7. 4 Jul 2025Permit granted (planning authority The Planning Inspectorate - National Infrastructure, reference EN010137)
8. 22 Feb 2024Permit applied for (planning authority The Planning Inspectorate - National Infrastructure, reference EN010137)

How it compares

Mona Offshore Wind Farm is the largest of 157 power plants planned, permitted or under construction in Wales and the 21st-largest of 2,548 in the United Kingdom by capacity; its 1,500 MW is 0.54% of the 278,868 MW of power plants planned, permitted or under construction we hold for the United Kingdom. It is not built yet, so it is ranked among the power plants planned, permitted or under construction in our data, apart from the ones running today. Ranks and totals cover the ones that report their capacity.

Nearby

Within 50 km of this power plant: 1 grid connection (183 MW), measured from the coordinates in the facts above.