The Celtic Sea's floating offshore wind sector is making strides in development, following the success of the North Sea sector in supporting the UK's wind ambitions. The recently published report by Grid ESO provides recommendations for the sector's growth 'Beyond 2030'. Challenges around moorings have been addressed, allowing anticipation of significant growth in the Celtic Sea sector. The innovative grid design features three radial connections and includes a floating HVDC link, which, though ambitious, could have implications for hydrogen production in the region. Despite the additional £7.6bn in capital costs, the investment in the transmission network is seen as a crucial step, outweighing costs with expected savings of £13.1bn in constraints costs resulting from increased network capacity. The Hydrogen National Demonstration (HND) project was developed under the Offshore Transmission Network Review, signaling a commitment to advancing energy infrastructure. Charley Rattan Associates are actively engaged in the sector, offering training and advisory services to facilitate staying informed on the latest developments.