The County Administrative Board of Gotland in Sweden has proposed the approval of the Aurora offshore wind farm project developed by OX2 and Ingka Investments under the country's exclusive economic zone Act. The project, located in the Baltic Sea, could generate over 6 TWh annually by 2030, aiding in the transition to net zero emissions. By 2035, the wind farm is expected to produce up to 24 TWh annually, with plans for hydrogen and e-fuel production to support various industries. The developers aim to enhance biodiversity through artificial reefs and large-scale mussel farming within the wind farm area to combat eutrophication. Additionally, collaborations are underway to investigate sustainable solutions. OX2 and Ingka Investments are also engaged in other offshore wind projects in Sweden and Finland, showcasing a broader commitment to expanding renewable energy sources.