GN - IJmuiden Ver Offshore Wind Power Plant Program 6000 MW
Government Of Netherlands
Netherlands
Capacity
6000
CAPEX
$24B
Online
2036
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INVESTMENT
$129.75B
REGIONS
24
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Verified offshore wind farm projects across every stage — from early planning through contract award. Our analysts track every development so offshore contractors and suppliers can engage clients before the market does.
Government Of Netherlands
Netherlands
Capacity
6000
CAPEX
$24B
Online
2036
Zeevonk II B.V.
North Holland, Netherlands
Capacity
2000
CAPEX
$8B
Online
2034
TotalEnergies Holdings Germany GmbH
Germany
Capacity
2000
CAPEX
$8B
Online
2032
Noordzeker B.V.
Netherlands
Capacity
2000
CAPEX
$8B
Online
2029
Centre Manche Energies, SA
Normandy, France
Capacity
1500
CAPEX
$6B
Online
2032
Electricite de France SA (EDF)
France
Capacity
1500
CAPEX
$6B
Online
2031
Government of France
France
Capacity
1250
CAPEX
$5B
Online
2033
Eoliennes en Mer Manche Normandie (EMMN)
Normandy, France
Capacity
1050
CAPEX
$4.2B
Online
2031
Zeevonk II B.V.
North Holland, Netherlands
Capacity
1000
CAPEX
$4B
Online
2032
Zeevonk II B.V.
North Holland, Netherlands
Capacity
1000
CAPEX
$4B
Online
2034
Every record answers the questions a bid or no-bid meeting actually asks, and shows its sources.
FULL LIFECYCLE COVERAGE
Most tools see a project at announcement. Each stage is a different buying window, so every record is stage-tagged and alerts fire when a watched project moves.
Project stage
Rumors, government planning, utility inquiries, code-named filings
Engage now: Investors, land brokers, site-selection and power consultants
Project stage
Land acquisition, site selection, feasibility studies
Engage now: Real estate, feasibility and owner's-engineer advisors
Project stage
Zoning, environmental approval, power allocation, grid connection
Engage now: GCs pre-qualify; architects and engineers position for design
Project stage
Investment approval, financial close, sponsor commitments
Engage now: Lenders, insurers, project-finance advisors
Project stage
Designer appointed, basis-of-design set, specifications written
Engage now: Equipment vendors get specified in; long-lead orders start
Project stage
GC and EPC selection, package RFQs, procurement schedules
Engage now: Contractors bid; generator, UPS, switchgear, cooling vendors quote
Project stage
Packages awarded, subcontracting begins
Engage now: Sub-tier suppliers approach winners; competitors recalibrate
Project stage
Civil, shell, then MEP fit-out, with phased expansion in parallel
Engage now: Commissioning agents, O&M providers, retrofit and upgrade suppliers
COMPANY INTELLIGENCE
Manufacturers, OEMs and industrial groups, ranked by the number of upcoming projects in the global database.

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Government of France
Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)
TotalEnergies Holdings Germany GmbH
Electricite de France SA (EDF)
RWE Group
Government Of Netherlands
Noordzeker B.V.
Eoliennes en Mer Manche Normandie (EMMN)Unlock full company profiles: named contacts, project history, and contract awards.
WHO IT'S FOR
The same database, filtered to the stage and fields each team actually uses. Pick a seat at the table.
Offshore Wind Developers and Project Owners
Developers use the Offshore Wind Farm Project database to plan bids, select partners, and keep projects on schedule with verified project and supply chain data.
Identify lease rounds and bid windows across regions with status and deadlines to plan competitive bids.
Benchmark competitor pipelines and awarded capacities to refine portfolio strategy and market entry timing.
Screen sites by water depth, distance to shore, soil conditions, and wind resource to shorten early feasibility work.
Find qualified suppliers using installed base records and contract history to build reliable tender lists.
Track consent milestones, EIA progress, and grid connection dates to de risk development schedules.
Validate LCOE drivers using turbine models, layout assumptions, and vessel rates stored in the database.
Spot offtake options with CfD, PPA, and auction results to strengthen revenue models.
Export project timelines and key contacts to align internal stage gates and investment decisions.
Turbine Manufacturers and OEM Sales Teams
OEMs tap the Offshore Wind Farm Project database to target the right projects, time bids, and size production capacity.
Build target account lists by project phase and planned turbine ratings to focus sales efforts.
Analyze competitor OEM selections and frame agreements to position your turbine platforms.
Time your bids using tender calendars and RFP dates to match internal gate reviews.
Match nacelle and blade factory output to regional pipelines to plan capacity and shifts.
Use metocean and wind resource data to optimize power curve proposals for each site.
Identify retrofit and repower opportunities from operating projects nearing warranty end.
Pull verified developer and EPC contacts to schedule technical and commercial workshops.
EPC Contractors and Integrators
EPCs rely on the Offshore Wind Farm Project database to qualify opportunities, structure bids, and plan execution.
Qualify EPC opportunities by contract structure and capex ranges to price faster.
Map package scopes across projects to decide where to prime and where to partner.
Track foundation counts, cable lengths, and substation specs to build resource plans.
Find local content rules and port options to design compliant execution strategies.
Review vessel availability windows and weather downtime norms to sequence installation.
Export winning bid benchmarks and schedule data to sharpen proposals and reduce contingency.
Subsea Cable Manufacturers and Installers
Cable suppliers and installers use the Offshore Wind Farm Project database to forecast demand and deliver on time with the right specs.
Forecast cable demand using inter array and export cable lengths for each project.
Identify preferred voltage levels and conductor specs to align product development.
Time factory slots with energization dates to protect margins and avoid idle time.
Locate landfall sites and grid substations to plan route surveys and permitting.
Track cable failure incidents and warranty claims to refine designs and QA plans.
Build bid teams using listed owner's engineer, EPC, and package manager contacts.
Compare burial risk by soil type and water depth to choose protection methods.
Spot opportunities for HVDC systems by reviewing export distances and capacity needs.
Use repair campaign history to market long term O&M frameworks to operators.
Marine Vessels and Offshore Installation Companies
Vessel operators use the Offshore Wind Farm Project database to match fleet capabilities to project needs and secure charters.
Match vessel classes to projects by foundation type, rotor diameter, and water depth to propose the right assets.
See installation windows and seasonal weather limits to plan fleet schedules and crew rotations.
Identify feeder port constraints to select jack up or floating installation strategies.
Track competitor vessel bookings to avoid clashes and secure better day rates.
Source charter opportunities using verified contacts for package managers and marine leads.
Ports, Terminals, and Logistics Providers
Ports and logistics firms use the Offshore Wind Farm Project database to plan infrastructure, win marshalling work, and support O&M.
Forecast marshalling demand by turbine size and component weights in your catchment area.
Validate quay strength, draft, and laydown needs using project equipment data and delivery plans.
Approach developers early using planned O&M base locations and commissioning dates.
Price storage and lifting using accurate shipment volumes and delivery timelines.
Build partnerships with OEMs that have local content obligations near your port.
Target pre assembly scopes for floating projects using hull and mooring specifications.
Use vessel call patterns to optimize pilots, tugs, and workforce planning.
Investors, Lenders, and Financial Advisors
Capital providers use the Offshore Wind Farm Project database to assess risk, model returns, and source deals.
Screen bankable projects by consent status, grid readiness, and offtake type to focus due diligence.
Build cash flow models using capex and opex benchmarks segmented by country and technology.
Monitor auction strike prices and PPA trends to price revenue risk and downside cases.
Track sponsor strength through portfolio performance and financing history to assess counterparty risk.
Identify refinancing and M&A targets as projects hit COD or undergo ownership changes.
Export risk registers from permit, supply chain, and schedule fields to speed investment committee memos.
O&M Service Providers and Asset Managers
Service firms use the Offshore Wind Farm Project database to win maintenance contracts and improve asset performance.
Find upcoming O&M tenders as projects approach warranty expiry dates and plan bid teams.
Target sites with known component issues to pitch reliability upgrades and campaigns.
Plan spares and tooling using OEM models and serial ranges installed at each project.
Optimize crew transfer by mapping O&M port locations, vessel types, and transit times.
Offer blade repair campaigns by tracking erosion reports and downtime records.
Use failure rate benchmarks by turbine class to price service level agreements.
Market digital monitoring by identifying assets without condition monitoring systems listed.
Schedule major component exchanges using crane availability and vessel data from the project timeline.
Build local hiring plans using site staffing levels and shift patterns to meet SLAs.
Track repowering windows to propose life extension and decommissioning support.
Component Suppliers for Foundations, Towers, Blades, and Substations
Manufacturers use the Offshore Wind Farm Project database to target qualified projects and meet delivery commitments.
Focus sales on projects that match your specs for monopile, jacket, gravity base, or floating foundations.
Time RFQs with package tender dates to secure early supplier involvement and design freeze alignment.
Align factory capacity with lot sizes and delivery schedules shown in the database.
Meet local content targets by finding certified partners and fabricators near the project.
Use soil and water depth data to tailor engineering and reduce material waste.
Environmental and Permitting Consultancies
Consultancies use the Offshore Wind Farm Project database to win early stage scopes and speed consents with local insights.
Identify projects pre EIA to pitch baseline surveys and study scopes at the right time.
Plan survey campaigns using cable routes, protected areas, and seasonal windows noted for each site.
Track stakeholder engagement needs with community and fisheries notes stored per project.
Prepare consent schedules from documented permit sequences, consultations, and decision dates.
Reduce rework by studying conditions imposed on similar nearby projects in the database.
Build proposals using metocean records and species observations referenced in the project data.
Flag cumulative impact risks across clusters to support strategic assessments and mitigation plans.
Access permit authority contacts to book meetings and accelerate clarifications.
CONTACTS
Verified contacts attached to real projects: the development director at the owner, the procurement lead at the GC, the engineering lead at the consultant. Each one is confirmed by a researcher, then re-verified as the project advances.
Director of Procurement
Meridian Build Group
Singapore
VP, Development
Northgate DC Partners
Dallas, TX
Head of Engineering
Nordvik Colo
Stockholm, SE
Project Finance Lead
Granton Infrastructure
London, UK
Sample profiles. Real names and outreach details unlock with a subscription, and the relevant contact changes by stage, so records are re-verified as a project advances.
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One package covers all endpoints — projects, contacts, tenders, and stakeholders.
Pass your API key at initialization. Supports environment variables out of the box.
Filter by sector, stage, country, value range and more than 40 fields.
Every response already contains stakeholders, contacts and tender data.
Recent Intelligence
EBRD funds a wind project in Türkiye, marking a major renewable energy investment as part of the company's broader wind development strategy.
WHY TIMING DECIDES
Western Europe Offshore Wind Farm Projects Database owners are among the most secretive buyers in Offshore Wind Farm. By the time a project is public, most of its budget is already committed.
Hyperscalers buy land through shell companies and file permits under code names. A campus can be well over a year into development before its end user is confirmed. If your pipeline runs on press releases, you are last to know.
GCs are appointed before ground-breaking, and long-lead equipment is ordered 12 to 24 months before delivery. By the time steel is visible from the highway, most of the contract value is already committed.
The rest lives in planning filings, permits, grid queues, and tender portals across dozens of languages. English keyword alerts were never going to find a permit filed in Bahasa Malaysia.
long-lead window for transformers and large generators, so early visibility decides whether you quote or decline
of contract value typically committed before construction is visible from the road
countries of permit, grid, and tender portals in dozens of languages, between you and a complete pipeline
per week a BD manager spends scanning news, LinkedIn, and portals, per market
WHAT'S INSIDE
Every field is sourced from primary filings in the local language and verified before it reaches your dashboard.
Analysts read municipal filings, environmental approvals, and tender portals in the local language, with every record citing its source document.
Gross and IT MW captured per phase so a campus in Malaysia compares directly with one in Ireland.
Announced capital expenditure converted to USD, with the local-currency figure and conversion date retained.
Named owner, developer, and EPC contacts in every market, re-verified on a rolling 90 day cycle.
Open tenders, shortlists, and awarded packages linked to the project they belong to.
Push new and updated projects straight into your CRM so the pipeline reaches the team that works it.
HONEST COMPARISON
Discovery is now a solved, subscribable problem. Deal selection and relationships are not.
| Capability | Manual research | News alerts | Contact databases | Generic construction DBs | This database |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-announcement discovery | Possible, costly | No | No | Rare | Permits, filings, primary research |
| Offshore Wind Power Plants Farms Parks fields (MW, type, stage) | Build it yourself | No | No | Partial | Native |
| Verified decision-maker contacts | Slow | No | Titles only, unverified | Generic | Researcher-verified, by stage |
| Tender and award tracking | Sporadic | Keyword luck | No | Partial | Systematic, every tracked market |
| Change alerts on specific projects | No | Keyword noise | No | Limited | Project and field level |
| Local-language coverage | Rare | Poor | Poor | Varies | Regional analysts, native language |
| Structured export, API, CRM | Manual | No | Limited | Some | Excel, REST API, Salesforce, HubSpot |
| Institutional memory | Leaves with the employee | None | None | Partial | Permanent, shared, auditable |
| Annual cost | Loaded cost of a researcher | Free plus hidden hours | Per seat | Mid | A fraction of one hire |
| Manual research | Possible, costly |
|---|---|
| News alerts | No |
| Contact databases | No |
| Generic construction DBs | Rare |
| This database | Permits, filings, primary research |
| Manual research | Build it yourself |
|---|---|
| News alerts | No |
| Contact databases | No |
| Generic construction DBs | Partial |
| This database | Native |
| Manual research | Slow |
|---|---|
| News alerts | No |
| Contact databases | Titles only, unverified |
| Generic construction DBs | Generic |
| This database | Researcher-verified, by stage |
| Manual research | Sporadic |
|---|---|
| News alerts | Keyword luck |
| Contact databases | No |
| Generic construction DBs | Partial |
| This database | Systematic, every tracked market |
| Manual research | No |
|---|---|
| News alerts | Keyword noise |
| Contact databases | No |
| Generic construction DBs | Limited |
| This database | Project and field level |
| Manual research | Rare |
|---|---|
| News alerts | Poor |
| Contact databases | Poor |
| Generic construction DBs | Varies |
| This database | Regional analysts, native language |
| Manual research | Manual |
|---|---|
| News alerts | No |
| Contact databases | Limited |
| Generic construction DBs | Some |
| This database | Excel, REST API, Salesforce, HubSpot |
| Manual research | Leaves with the employee |
|---|---|
| News alerts | None |
| Contact databases | None |
| Generic construction DBs | Partial |
| This database | Permanent, shared, auditable |
| Manual research | Loaded cost of a researcher |
|---|---|
| News alerts | Free plus hidden hours |
| Contact databases | Per seat |
| Generic construction DBs | Mid |
| This database | A fraction of one hire |
Trust in a database comes from methodology, not marketing. This is how a record is built, and why you can stake a bid on it.
Analysts assigned by region and languages continuously monitor every source layer. A permit filed in Bahasa Malaysia or a tender in Brazilian Portuguese is not caught by English keyword scraping; it is caught by the person whose job is that market. Automated monitoring flags candidate signals, and researchers qualify them.
Every material fact (capacity, investment, dates, stakeholders) must reconcile across at least two independent sources, with primary documents outranking press coverage. Conflicts are flagged rather than averaged, and estimates are labeled as estimates.
For significant projects and all contact data, researchers confirm directly with project stakeholders. This is where code-named projects get connected to their real owners, the step no automated pipeline performs.
Re-check cycles are tiered by stage, with active projects checked most often. Every record carries its sources and a last-verified timestamp, and watched projects trigger alerts on any change.
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FAQ
The Global Project Tracker is a comprehensive database about construction projects around the world covering all phases of development.\n\nWe find and track projects from the inception stage to completion encompassing all the major industry sectors.\n\nEach project profile includes details, such as the project description, status, scope, size, value, funding mode, location, major event dates, and milestones, as well as contact details of the project owner, contractors, and stakeholders.
The database is updated daily, with new projects and tenders being added and updated in a timely manner. \n\nTo make sure you have the most recent information, you should check the database often and sign up for alerts that will let you know about new projects and tenders that match your criteria.
No, the database includes both new construction projects (greenfield projects) and expansions, renovations, and upgrades to existing structures (brownfield projects).
Yes, the database allows users to search for projects by location, so you can easily find projects and tenders in your area of interest.
No, the database is for anyone interested in the construction industry. This includes manufacturers and suppliers, EPC companies/Developers/Contractors, banks and insurance companies, asset management, operation and maintenance (O&M) companies, logistics and warehousing firms, consulting companies, law firms, and investors, among others.
If you are interested in subscribing to the Global Project Tracker, please contact our sales team via email or our contact form.\n\nIf you tell us more about your requirements and goals, our team will make a proposal that fits your needs. Once you accept our proposal and complete the payment, we will send you login credentials to access the platform.\n\nA customer success specialist will also be available to show you how to use the platform, and a research analyst will be assigned to help you with any questions or problems that may come up during the active subscription period.
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