“With the recent federal and state project approvals, we are ready to reap the environmental, health, workforce, energy cost and community benefits from this needed transition to renewable energy”, said Governor Carney . “Delawareans will benefit in numerous ways from this important agreement.”
US Wind’s Construction and Operation Plan (COP) which was greenlighted by the US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) in December 2024, covers the full planned buildout of the company’s lease area off Maryland, which could have around 2 GW of installed offshore wind capacity.
The entire project consists of three planned phases. The first two phases, the 300 MW MarWin and the 800 MW Momentum Wind , already have offshore renewable energy certificates from the State of Maryland.
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