This document lists the 10 largest onshore wind farms in Europe as of July 2013. It provides information on each wind farm such as location, capacity in megawatts, number of turbines, turbine manufacturer, developer or owner, and date of completion or planned completion. In total, these 10 wind farms have an estimated capacity of over 3,200 megawatts from over 1,190 turbines, and are estimated to produce 6.9 terawatt hours of electricity annually, equivalent to the consumption of over 1.8 million European homes.

1. Havelland
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Fantanele &
Cogealac
Whitelee Viking Clyde Pen y
Cymoedd
Alto Minho Andau Maranchon Jädraas Dorenell
Capacity (MW) Number of turbines
LOCATION OR NAME COUNTRY
CAPACITY IN
MW
N° OF
TURBINES
TURBINE
MANUFACTURER
DEVELOPER
OR OWNER
DATE OF
COMPLETION
Fantanele & Cogealac Romania 600 240 GE CEZ 2012
Whitelee
United
Kingdom
539 215 Siemens
Scottish
Power
2013
Viking
United
Kingdom
Up to 457 tbd tbd
Viking Energy
Partnership
2019 (fully
permitted)
Clyde
United
Kingdom
350 152 Siemens
SSE
Renewables
2012
Pen y Cymoedd
United
Kingdom
256 76 tbd Vattenfall
2016 (under
construction)
Alto Minho Portugal 240 120 Enercon EEVM 2009
Andau Austria 237 79 Enercon
BEWAG,
ImWind,
Püspök
2014 (under
construction)
Maranchón Spain 208 104 Gamesa Iberdrola 2007
Jädraas Sweden 198 66 Vestas
Arise, Platina
Partners
2013
Dorenell
United
kingdom
177 59 Vestas Infinergy
2018
(consented)
3,262 1,191
Ten biggest onshore wind farms in Europe
(July 2013)
The estimated electricity production, during a normal wind year, of the ten biggest onshore wind farms in Europe,
once completed, is 6.9 TWh, equivalent to the consumption of 1,804,744 average European homes.
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