If you ask Sri Lanka and Denmark
Just a heads up that the Dutch live in the Netherlands, sometimes referred to as Holland. The people living in Denmark are called Danish. And your links are about Sri Lankans and Dutch farmers, not Danish.
Most of Europe's train network is electrified, you will only find diesel engines on low frequency routes.
Or in backwater countries like Denmark
There is also another potential saving: If you work from home, you don't have to live within commuting distance of your workplace. In some places, just moving 50 km further away can give you a (possibly better) home at significantly lower cost.
On the other hand, depending on your deal with your employer, you may have to pay to outfit your office, electricity, coffee, lunch, internet and whatever else you need. And you need space in your home for your work from home office.
My Brother printer disabled the cartridge because they claimed that I had printed so many pages that subsequent pages would not look good. It took at least an hour of searching the internet, before I found the secret combination to disable that anti-user crap and continued printing. There was NOTHING in the manual or on Brothers page for the printer.
After entering the secret combination, I managed to print at least a hundred pages before I could see a drop in quality. I don't know if they have changed their ways later, but they are definitely in bad standing from my point of view!
So, dividing 100GW by 0.781 GW gives us a multiplier of about 128, so we'd need about 128 x 400Km^2 of land, or about 51,200Km^2 (about 19768 square miles).
That seems kinda big, considering all of Scotland is about 30,000 square miles.
Maybe the solution isn't as trivial as you imagine it is?
Scotland has a huge coast line and a lot of water around it. Dogger Bank alone has an estimated capacity of 110 GW and Belgium, Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands are planning to build a 150 GW offshore wind capacity by 2050.
Only through hard work and perseverance can one truly suffer.