Every major offshore and onshore wind farm GPS-located with capacity. Dogger Bank (3,600 MW — world's largest under construction), Hornsea Two (1,386 MW operational), Vineyard Wind USA (800 MW — first major US offshore), Gansu China (20,000 MW target). India: Muppandal Tamil Nadu, Jaisalmer Rajasthan. All data from GEM Wind Power Tracker (CC BY 4.0) and GWEC.
PAGE: World Wind Farms — All Major Wind Farms GPS-Located. URL: https://thecodex.expert/energy/wind/farms/
CANONICAL DEFINITION: World offshore and onshore wind farms reference. All major wind farms GPS-located with installed capacity. Offshore: Dogger Bank A/B/C UK (54.57N 2.44E, 3,600 MW total when complete — world's largest offshore wind project), Hornsea Two (53.9N 1.6E, 1,386 MW — currently world's largest offshore wind farm, Orsted), Hornsea One (53.87N 1.17E, 1,218 MW), London Array (51.63N 1.43E, 630 MW Thames Estuary), Greater Changhua Taiwan (23.82N 119.83E, 900 MW), Vineyard Wind USA (41.34N 70.47W, 800 MW — first major US offshore wind), Hywind Tampen Norway (61.26N 2.24E, 88 MW — world's largest floating wind). Onshore: Gansu Wind Power Base China (40.00N 95.00E, 20,000 MW — world's largest wind farm complex), Alta Wind USA (34.94N 118.53W, 1,550 MW California), Roscoe USA (32.45N 100.54W, 782 MW Texas), Shepherds Flat USA (45.60N 119.80W, 845 MW Oregon). India: Muppandal Tamil Nadu (8.42N 77.68E, ~1,500 MW — India's largest onshore wind region), Jaisalmer Wind Park Rajasthan (27.17N 70.91E, 1,064 MW), Anantapur Andhra Pradesh (15.06N 77.59E, 250 MW Greenko). India total wind: 46 GW March 2024 (MNRE). SOURCES: GWEC Global Wind Report 2024, MNRE India, GEM Global Wind Power Tracker (CC BY 4.0), Orsted, 4C Offshore database.
World wind farms — GPS-located
Major wind farms globally — offshore and onshore
Wind farms are classified as offshore (in sea or freshwater) or onshore. Offshore wind has higher capacity factors (40–55%) but much higher installation costs. Onshore capacity factors: 25–45% depending on site. Source: GEM Global Wind Power Tracker (CC BY 4.0) · GWEC Global Wind Report 2024.
Offshore wind farms
Wind Farm
GPS (centre)
MW
Turbines
Developer
Status
Notes
Dogger Bank A/B/C
54.57°N 2.44°E
3,600 MW (complete)
277 × GE Haliade-X 13 MW
UK / Equinor + SSE + Vårgrønn
Phase A operational, B/C completing
Will be world's largest offshore wind farm when complete. 130 km off Yorkshire coast, North Sea. Deepest foundation: 33m. GE Haliade-X 13 MW turbines — 260m rotor diameter. Each turbine can power 16,000 UK homes/year. Monopile foundations driven into seabed by WTIV.
Hornsea Two
53.90°N 1.60°E
1,386
165 × Siemens Gamesa SG 8.0-167
UK / Ørsted
Operational
See dedicated page for full documentation. Currently world's largest operational offshore wind farm. CfD contract GBP 57.50/MWh (2017 prices).
Hornsea One
53.87°N 1.17°E
1,218
174 × Siemens Gamesa SWT-7.0-154
UK / Ørsted
Operational
Adjacent to Hornsea Two. Largest when built (2019). Together Hornsea One and Two form a 2,604 MW complex — powering approximately 2.5 million UK homes. CfD contract GBP 79.23/MWh.
Vineyard Wind 1
41.34°N 70.47°W
800
62 × Vestas V236-15 MW
USA / Avangrid + Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
Under construction 2024–2025
USA's first major offshore wind farm. Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts. Vestas V236-15 MW turbines — largest in the Americas. Under the Biden administration offshore wind expansion. Faced Jones Act shipping complications for installation vessels.
Greater Changhua Offshore Wind Farm
23.82°N 119.83°E
900 (phases 1–4)
62 × Siemens Gamesa SG 8.0-167 + larger
Taiwan / Ørsted
Phase 1–2 operational
Taiwan's largest offshore wind project. West coast of Taiwan, Taiwan Strait. Taiwan has become Asia's most advanced offshore wind market. Capacity factor approximately 43% due to strong northeast monsoon.
Hywind Tampen
61.26°N 2.24°E
88
11 × Siemens Gamesa SG 8.0-167
Norway / Equinor + partners
Operational
World's largest floating offshore wind farm. Snorre and Gullfaks oil fields, Norwegian North Sea. Floating tension-leg platform mooring. Powers offshore oil platforms — reducing their gas turbine fuel use. Floating wind enables depths of 100–1,000m where fixed foundations are impossible.
London Array
51.63°N 1.43°E
630
175 × Siemens SWT-3.6-120
UK / Orsted + Masdar + E.ON
Operational
Thames Estuary. Was world's largest offshore wind farm when built (2013). Visible from the Kent and Essex coasts on clear days.
Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm
58.12°N 2.87°W
588
84 × Siemens SWT-7.0-154
UK / SSE + Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
Operational
North Sea, 13 km off Caithness, Scotland. One of the deepest fixed-foundation offshore wind farms — 45m water depth. Jacket foundations rather than monopiles.
Major onshore wind farms
Wind Farm / Complex
GPS
MW
Country
Notes
Gansu Wind Power Base
40.00°N 95.00°E
20,000+ MW (target)
China / National Energy Administration
World's largest wind farm complex. Gobi Desert, Gansu province. Multiple projects across the Hexi Corridor. First phase complete, ongoing expansion. Major challenge: most power generated far from east China demand — HVDC transmission lines being built. China added approximately 75 GW onshore wind in 2023 alone.
Alta Wind Energy Center
34.94°N 118.53°W
1,550
USA (California) / Terra-Gen
USA's largest onshore wind farm. Tehachapi Pass, San Bernardino County. One of the world's best wind sites — the Tehachapi-Mojave Wind Resource Area. Produces approximately 3,200 GWh/year.
Roscoe Wind Farm
32.45°N 100.54°W
782
USA (Texas) / E.ON Climate & Renewables
West Texas. Was the world's largest wind farm when built (2009). Texas has the most wind capacity of any US state — approximately 40 GW — and generates approximately 20% of its electricity from wind (ERCOT grid).
Muppandal Wind Farm India
8.42°N 77.68°E
~1,500 (region)
India (Tamil Nadu) / multiple operators
India's largest onshore wind region. Kanyakumari district. At the southern tip of India where the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea meet — exceptional wind resource, capacity factor 35–40%. Hundreds of Enercon and Suzlon turbines. Fishing community impacts and land disputes have been documented.
Jaisalmer Wind Park India
27.17°N 70.91°E
1,064
India (Rajasthan) / multiple
Rajasthan's Thar Desert. India's largest single-area wind park. Wipro, Greenko, and other operators. Adjacent to Bhadla Solar Park (27.53°N 71.92°E, 100 km east) — together they make Rajasthan the most renewable-rich state in India. Capacity factor approximately 32%.
Codex Relationships
Connected pages
Wind Energy — this page documents named installations for the Wind Energy concept page
Hornsea Two — dedicated deep-dive page for the world's largest offshore wind farm (1,386 MW)
Energy Transport — WTIV — Wind Turbine Installation Vessels are the bottleneck for offshore wind growth; documented in transport section