Power from the first turbine at the Dogger Bank scheme is now being sent to the UK's national grid.

The world’s largest offshore wind farm has started producing electricity for the first time.

Power from the first turbine at the Dogger Bank project, which is construction in the North Sea, is now being sent to the UK’s national grid.

In total 277 turbines will be powered-up at the location, situated between 81 and 124 miles (130-200km) off the Yorkshire coast.

The wind farm is due for completion in 2026.

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Each rotation of the 107m (351ft) long blades on Dogger Bank’s first operational turbine can produce enough clean energy to power an average British home for two days, SSE Renewables said.

Once complete, Dogger Bank’s offshore turbines are expected to generate 3.6GW of power - enough for six million UK homes.