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Published target: 2027. Construction is documented, but this future completion/operation milestone is estimated. The date is a year/month-end timeline marker and is not a confirmed exact opening day. Source: https://northlandpower.com[3][4]/northland-power-reports-second-quarter-2026-results-and-construction-progress-updates/
Hai Long offshore wind turbines, displayed on the project’s official homepage; photograph capture date not published.[1]
Northland September 22, 2023 publishes approximately C$9 billion total capital cost for Hai Long, separate from its C$5 billion financing. Published project portions are 294 MW and 728 MW, totaling 1,022 MW; the operator rounds the complex to 1 GW. Older inventory 1,044 MW reflects a different turbine/project rating and is not additive. Hai Long offshore wind project: 1022 MW generating project rating. 294 + 728 MW contracted output, total 1,022 MW; operator rounded 1 GW[1]
Northland Q2 2026 release confirms 71 of 73 turbines installed and 59 generating; full commercial operation remains targeted for 2027. Overall costs are described as aligned with original expectations.[1]
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2027. Northland’s Q2 2026 update reports 71 of 73 turbines installed, 59 generating and full commercial operations targeted for 2027.[4]
Construction is verified; the completion date remains an estimate. The timeline marker represents the published target year/month, not a confirmed opening day.
Northland September 22, 2023 publishes approximately C$9 billion total capital cost for Hai Long, separate from its C$5 billion financing. Published project portions are 294 MW and 728 MW, totaling 1,022 MW; the operator rounds the complex to 1 GW. Older inventory 1,044 MW reflects a different turbine/project rating and is not additive.[3][4]
Northland September 22, 2023 publishes approximately C$9 billion total capital cost for Hai Long, separate from its C$5 billion financing. Published project portions are 294 MW and 728 MW, totaling 1,022 MW; the operator rounds the complex to 1 GW. Older inventory 1,044 MW reflects a different turbine/project rating and is not additive. Hai Long offshore wind project: 1022 MW generating project rating. 294 + 728 MW contracted output, total 1,022 MW; operator rounded 1 GW[3]
Northland Q2 2026 release confirms 71 of 73 turbines installed and 59 generating; full commercial operation remains targeted for 2027. Overall costs are described as aligned with original expectations.[4]
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Hai Long offshore wind turbines, displayed on the project’s official homepage; photograph capture date not published. Credit: Hai Long Offshore Wind Project; photographer not named on source page. Source and gallery; original media.