| Status: | Inaugurated on 29 September 2023, Full operation expected in 2024 |
| Location: | App. 18 km from the coast between The Hague and Zandvoort. Total area: 225 km2, in water depths of 17-28 metres |
| Owner: | Vattenfall, BASF, Allianz |
| Production Capacity: | 1.5 GW |
| Annual yield: | TWh |
| Turbines: | 140 x SGRE SG 11.0 200DD with 97 meter blades |
| Turbine power: | 11 MW |
| Hub height: | m |
| Tip height: | 225 m |
| Rotor diameter: | 200 m. Carbon blades 3 recyclable blades |
| Foundation piles: | Monopiles by Sif Group at Maasvlakte 2. The monopiles weigh 735 to 955 tons. The length varies between 62 and 75 meters. Diameter foundation: 7-8 meters |
| Transition pieces: | N/A |
| Towers: | Welcon (DK) |
| Inter-array cables: | 315 km of 66kV inter array grid cables by Prysmian Powerlink S.r.l. and Twentsche Kabelfabriek (TKF) |
| Export cables: | 2 x 220 kV, 30 to 40 km long. Supplied by Hellenic Cables |
| Main vessels used: | Seaway Strashnov (foundation installation), Wind Osprey (turbine installation), Sleipnir (OHVS installation) |
| Grid operator: | TenneT |
| Substation offshore: | 2 x 700 MW, Hollandse Kust Zuid alpha: topside produced by Drydocks World (UAE) |
| Substation onshore: | Maasvlakte 2 |
| Maintenance port: | Port of IJmuiden |
| Main contractors: | Subsea 7, SGRE (turbines), Van Oord & Hellenic Cables (export cables), Cadeler (turbine installation), Volker Energy Solutions (construction onshore substation) |
| Power purchasers: | Air Liquide (100 GWh) |
