It forms part of the larger Markbygden 1101 wind project that comprises a series of interconnected wind farms in the Markbygden area to annually generate up to 12TWh of electricity from wind power.

Located in the outfield above the village Porkeri on the southernmost island in the Faroe Islands. It is the first new wind farm since the inauguration of Húsahagi Wind Farm in 2014. It is set to provide 6.3 MW of renewable energy to the grid in Suðuroy.

Corriemoillie, which is situated in the Scottish Highlands, is a 17-turbine wind farm. Commissioned in 2017, the total generating capacity of the site is 48.45MW, which is estimated to power 29,000 homes per year.