Power from the first turbine at the Dogger Bank scheme is now being sent to the UK's national grid.
Power from the first turbine at the Dogger Bank project, which is construction in the North Sea, is now being sent to the UK's national grid.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has hailed the milestone, saying it would bolster energy security, create jobs and lower electricity bills. "I'm proud that this country is already a world leader in reaching Net Zero by 2050, and by doubling down on the new green industries of the future, we'll get there in a way that's both pragmatic and ambitious."
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