Estonia's Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority (Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority (TTJA)) has initiated an environmental impact assessment to proceed with the potential preparation of a building permit for the energy group Utilitas' plans to build a wind farm in the Gulf of Riga. The company's application details plans to install 299 turbines. The TTJA has already announced that, according to the application, the company intends to space the turbines 1 km apart from each other. The aim of the wind farm is to produce electricity using wind and hydrogen. The planned capacity of the wind farm is 5,800 MW, with a potential area coverage of 150,000 square metres.