The offshore wind-backed corporate PPA became operational on 31 December 2025. The annual volume is equivalent to supplying electricity to around 31,000 UK households, based on Ofgem Typical Domestic Consumption Values for a medium household, or supporting substantial levels of commercial and industrial demand.
This takes UrbanChain’s total contracted renewable generation in Scotland to an all-time high and adds to the company’s expanding portfolio of renewable offtake agreements, supporting repeatable growth into 2026. It strengthens the company’s ability to match renewable generation to demand by time and location, improving market balance and supporting customers across Scotland and the wider UK.
It also enhances UrbanChain’s capacity to serve high-demand users including data centres, EV charging networks and other energy-intensive infrastructure that require reliable, operational access to renewable power with long-term carbon certainty.
“This is a defining deal for UrbanChain” said Charlie Parry, Chief Growth Officer at UrbanChain. “It is our largest generation agreement so far and reflects the scale at which our model operates today. Securing long-term renewable supply from UK grid-scale offshore wind strengthens our ability to support customers with greater certainty, resilience and value, taking our available generation in Scotland to a new high. Crucially, it reinforces UrbanChain’s role as infrastructure-grade market access for major generators. That matters as we move into the next phase of growth in the UK, alongside selective international pilots and continued demand from data centres, digital infrastructure and other large-scale energy consumers.”
The agreement underlines the company’s role in connecting contracted renewable generation to end users through data-driven, time- and location-matched energy trading, supporting transparent pricing and verifiable carbon outcomes.
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