ScottishPower Ltd is a UK-based energy company and a subsidiary of Spain’s Iberdrola. Headquartered in Glasgow, it develops, owns, and operates renewable generation assets—primarily onshore and offshore wind—alongside growing solar and battery storage. The company also owns and operates electricity transmission and distribution networks in parts of Scotland, England, and Wales through ScottishPower Energy Networks, and supplies electricity and gas to residential, commercial, and industrial customers across Great Britain.
With a strategy focused on electrification and decarbonisation, ScottishPower invests in grid reinforcement, smart networks, and large-scale renewables to integrate low‑carbon power into the UK system. Its projects support energy-intensive sectors, including chemicals, by improving access to reliable, low‑carbon electricity and enabling future electrified and hydrogen-based processes.
First turbine installed; 95×14MW units (1.4GW) with UK-made blades (285 in Hull). 262m tip height; will power ~1.3M homes. Installation using two jack‑up vessels.
€4.5bn project progressing; offshore substation foundations in production; visited by UK Energy Secretary. Will power nearly 1 million homes and support skilled jobs.
2GW, 530 km HVDC subsea link will transmit Scottish low-cost power to England (1.5M homes), cut constraint costs, boost energy security, and support UK clean-power grid upgrades
The €11M investment will upgrade the North Terminal for the East Anglia TWO wind farm, enhancing storage, crane capacity, and preassembly of turbine towers.
The expansion adds 22 turbines, boosting capacity to 485 MW, powering 300,000 homes. It includes peatland restoration and promises socio-economic and environmental benefits.
The investment focuses on new submarine connections, creating 12,000 jobs, boosting the economy by €2.3B annually, and supporting the UK's Clean Power 2030 Plan.
