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Ocean Winds and Principle Power announce joint collaboration

Ocean Winds (a Joint Venture between ENGIE and EDP Renewables) and Principle Power have entered into a collaboration agreement to cooperate on the design of the floating platforms for France’s first commercial-scale floating wind tender. In September this year, the French Government selected Ocean Winds to participate in the tender process.


The companies have successfully delivered the 25 MW WindFloat Atlantic project currently operating in Portugal and are working together on the 30 MW Eoliennes Flottantes du Golfe du Lion (EFGL) project in French Mediterranean Sea planned for commissioning in 2023.

With a capacity of up to 270 MW, the South Brittany floating offshore wind project will be located off the coast of southern Brittany. The French government has already pre-selected Ocean Winds to take part in a competitive dialogue over the next months and expects to announce a winner next year.


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