Two wind farms, Energy Isles and Beaw Field, in Yell are progressing with a grid connection date set for late 2032. Statkraft plans to commence construction in 2029/30. The proposed Scatsta hydrogen development is also expected to start construction in 2028/29, with shared grid connection by 2032 in the Scatsta area, aiding the wind farms' export route. The Arven offshore wind farm faces uncertainties after Mainstream Renewable Power's exit, leaving Ocean Winds committed to the project. SSEN Transmission is advancing with licenses for a second HVDC cable to connect Shetland to the mainland, aiming for construction by 2028/29 and completion by 2035. Plans for a hydrogen production facility and community ownership for the wind farms are under consideration. Additionally, Equinor's interest in powering the Rosebank oil and gas development by subsea cable adds to the region's evolving energy landscape, highlighting the shift towards green energy and the challenges of grid connections and project uncertainties.