Hollandse Kust Zuid

Located 18-35km off coast between The Hague and Zandvoort. 235.8 km2 site area.

Project timeline & ownership verified milestones on the spine · ownership from Hafrok’s transactions record

2017’18’19’20’21’22’23’24’25’26View the source for Consent grantedConsent granted 8 Dec 2016 Hollandse Kust (zuid) Sites I & II — awarded to VattenfallHollandse Kust (zuid) Sites I & II Mar 2018 · auction recordView the source for Final investment decisionFinal investment decision 2020 View the source for Onshore constructionOnshore construction 2021 View the source for First powerFirst power 2022-Q3 View the sources for Commercial operationCommercial operation 2024 Hollandse Kust (zuid) Sites I & II — awarded to Vattenfall 2018-03 ORIGINATIONVattenfall → BASF — 49.5% · €300m · closed 2021-09 2021-06 FARMDOWNBASF → Allianz Capital Partners — 25.2% · closed 2022-Q1 2021-12 TODAYVattenfall — 50.5% today · operator Vattenfall Vattenfall 50.5%BASF — 24.3% today BASF BASF 24.3%Allianz — 25.2% today Allianz Allianz 25.2%Hollandse Kust (zuid) Sites I & II — awarded to Vattenfall Vattenfall → BASF — 49.5% · €300m · closed 2021-09 49.5%BASF → Allianz Capital Partners — 25.2% · closed 2022-Q1 25.2%
Dashed tick marks today (9 Sep 2026). The teal diamond on the spine is origination — the seabed award or round that created the project. Every other ownership event lives in the band below: one station per recorded deal, dated at its label, in deal order rather than to calendar scale. Secondary trades appear only at the interchanges; grey lines are parties whose entry or exit Hafrok’s record does not hold.
Announced-COD history: 20232024 · 2 recorded revisions · slipped +1.0 yr (first announced 2023)

Revenue & offtake the regime the project was built under

Offtake regime on record
A built project sells its power under the contract or support regime it was financed with; it is not expected to bid into new government offtake rounds. Where the record does not yet name that regime, the row says so rather than guessing.

Installation how the build is going · from satellite counts and Hafrok’s registers

Satellite installation tracker
counted from satellite radar images · a structure standing in the sea on a given date, not a turbine producing power · a guide, not a sourced fact
Installation · counted from satellite
Foundations138 of 13999% · first seen 2021-07-12
Turbines137 of 13999% · first seen 2022-04-22
Latest count2025-12-30from 785 satellite passes · 2 substation platforms left out so the counts compare with the turbine number · the count has ended: the build is complete
Hafrok counts foundations and turbines from satellite radar images (≈): a structure is counted once it is seen standing in the sea, which is not the same as producing power. A structure first seen in the last 60 days is not yet confirmed, because on a single image a freshly set foundation and a ship holding position look alike. Substation platforms are left out so the counts compare with the number of turbines. Rows marked with a dot (·) come from Hafrok’s own registers; a supplier or contract appears only where a source states it — everything else reads “not recorded”, never guessed.
Structures standing over time · count
strong line = confirmed · light line = seen in the last 60 days, not yet confirmed · the chart counts every structure (139 turbines + 2 platforms); the table counts turbines only
foundationsturbines up (a substation top being set in place counts here too)
50100141 planned (turbines and platforms)latest count 2025-12-30foundations — running total, confirmedJul 2021 — 7 this month · 7 in totalAug 2021 — 11 this month · 18 in totalSep 2021 — 8 this month · 26 in totalOct 2021 — 3 this month · 29 in totalNov 2021 — 4 this month · 33 in totalApr 2022 — 4 this month · 37 in totalMay 2022 — 16 this month · 53 in totalJun 2022 — 29 this month · 82 in totalJul 2022 — 12 this month · 94 in totalAug 2022 — 38 this month · 132 in totalSep 2022 — 7 this month · 139 in totalOct 2022 — 0 this month · 139 in totalNov 2022 — 0 this month · 139 in totalDec 2022 — 0 this month · 139 in totalJan 2023 — 0 this month · 139 in totalFeb 2023 — 0 this month · 139 in totalMar 2023 — 0 this month · 139 in totalApr 2023 — 0 this month · 139 in totalMay 2023 — 0 this month · 139 in totalJun 2023 — 0 this month · 139 in totalMay 2025 — 1 this month · 140 in totalturbines up — running total, confirmedJul 2021 — 0 this month · 0 in totalAug 2021 — 0 this month · 0 in totalSep 2021 — 0 this month · 0 in totalOct 2021 — 0 this month · 0 in totalNov 2021 — 0 this month · 0 in totalApr 2022 — 2 this month · 2 in totalMay 2022 — 10 this month · 12 in totalJun 2022 — 9 this month · 21 in totalJul 2022 — 12 this month · 33 in totalAug 2022 — 13 this month · 46 in totalSep 2022 — 7 this month · 53 in totalOct 2022 — 11 this month · 64 in totalNov 2022 — 8 this month · 72 in totalDec 2022 — 12 this month · 84 in totalJan 2023 — 1 this month · 85 in totalFeb 2023 — 14 this month · 99 in totalMar 2023 — 3 this month · 102 in totalApr 2023 — 15 this month · 117 in totalMay 2023 — 13 this month · 130 in totalJun 2023 — 8 this month · 138 in totalMay 2025 — 1 this month · 139 in total140 foundations139 turbines upJul 2021Oct 2021May 2022Aug 2022Nov 2022Feb 2023May 2023
Satellite image
Image taken2026-09-05Copernicus Sentinel-1 radar satellite, southbound pass · 3 newer passes skipped because the satellite’s track only caught part of the farm (the best of them 54%)
Farm covered100%the whole farm lies inside the image
Structures ringed140 confirmed · 0 not yet confirmedas counted on 2025-12-30 · the image is newer than the count, so a bright spot without a ring may be a structure not yet counted
Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2026, processed by ESA and by Microsoft Planetary Computer.
Latest satellite radar image · 2026-09-05
a radar picture, not a photograph: the sea is dark, steel is bright · black is beyond the edge of the image
confirmed structure (140)seen recently, not yet confirmed (0)probably a substation platform (a larger structure than a turbine; the register above has the facts)farm boundary
Satellite radar image over Hollandse Kust Zuid, 2026-09-05
Grid connection
from Hafrok’s substation, converter and cable registers
Offshore platforms · 2
Offshore substationHollandse Kust (zuid) Alpha·66/220 kV · in service 2022 · owner TenneT (Dutch TSO)
Offshore substationHollandse Kust (zuid) Beta·66/220 kV · in service 2022 · owner TenneT (Dutch TSO)
Grid connection · ready in time?
when each part of the grid connection is due, against the start date the developer states (black line) · a bar spans the whole year, quarter or month the source gives
installed or in serviceexpected deliveryearlier date that was later moved
2022202320242025developer’s stated start 2024nowHollandse Kust (zuid) AlphaHollandse Kust (zuid) Alphain service 2022in service 2022Hollandse Kust (zuid) BetaHollandse Kust (zuid) Betain service 2022in service 2022

Sources & verification

16/17 fields verified · rests on 13 sources (10 primary) · ◆ 8 documents held
VerifiedModelledSourcedInferredConventionUnverifiedNo source·Derived
Numbers are stable citation ids — grouped by source class, so they are not consecutive.
Regulator2
[7]
Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)2018-10◆ Hollandse Kust (zuid) III & IV Project a…
supportsFoundationMean wind speedWater depthDistance from shoreCoordinates
[14]
RVO — Bureau Energieprojecten (energietransitie.nl)2026-08-23◆ Dutch Bureau Energieprojecten register (…
“Listing row "Net op zee - Hollandse Kust (zuid)" (key net-op-zee-hollandse-kust-zuid); offshore docket page text hash bde22aa66f995d18… (6139 chars).”
supportsRegister entry
Operator7
[1]
Vattenfall◆ Power plants: Hollandse Kust Zuid - Vatt…
“Electricity Capacity: 1,509 MWe. Turbines: 139.”
supportsTurbinesTotal capacityMechanismDetailStatus+1 more
[4]
Vattenfall2023-09-29◆ Offshore wind farm Hollandse Kust Zuid i…
“Dutch King Willem-Alexander officially inaugurated wind farm Hollandse Kust Zuid (29 September 2023). The wind farm is expected to be fully operational in 2024.”
supportsCOD history
[5]
Vattenfall2023-06-19◆ The last turbine for Hollandse Kust Zuid…
“Almost two years after construction of Hollandse Kust Zuid began, the last turbine of the offshore wind farm has been installed.”
supportsOnshore construction
[9]
Vattenfall2023
supportsoperatorowner
[10]
Vattenfall
“Het windpark is in september 2023 geopend door koning Willem-Alexander ... In bedrijf: september 2023”
supportsCommercial operation
[11]
Ministerie van Economische Zaken (Staatscourant)2016-12-08
“Kavelbesluit I windenergiegebied Hollandse Kust (zuid) ... 's-Gravenhage, 8 december 2016 ... De Minister van Economische Zaken, H.G.J. Kamp”
supportsConsentConsent granted
[13]
Vattenfall2021-04-29◆ Vattenfall — 210429 q1 transcript
“And we mentioned one of them, today, a 15 year one with Air Liquide in relation to Hollandse Kust Zuid”
supportsMechanismDetail
OEM1
[2]
Siemens Gamesa2019-11-27◆ Vattenfall’s Hollandse Kust Zuid 1&2 win…
“The newest version of Siemens Gamesa offshore wind turbine - launched just a day ago - can reach 11 MW capacity under specific site conditions and it is the perfect fit for the world's first subsidy-f…”
supportsModelUnit capacity
Trade press3
[6]
offshoreWIND.biz2022-08-02
Press report — cited, not quoted; read it at the source link.
supportsFirst power
[8]
NS Energy2020-06-05
Press report — cited, not quoted; read it at the source link.
supportsFinal investment decision
[12]
Seaway72026-07-20◆ Hollandse Kust Zuid Offshore Wind Farm -…
“Hollandse Kust Zuid ... fully operational since 2024”
supportsCommercial operation