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Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind ProjectPOWER Magazine
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The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management approved a construction and operations plan ( COP ) for Avangrid ’s 791 - MW New England Wind 1 project and 1,080 -MW 2 project.
Shell New Energies and EDF Renewables North America's 2.8 -GW Atlantic Shores South offshore wind energy project offshore New Jersey .
The projects are situated approximately 20 nautical miles (nm) south of Martha 's Vineyard, Massachusetts .
Project 1 is intended to fulfill the New Jersey Board of Utilities ’ (BPU’s) September 2020 solicitation for 1,200 to 2,400 MW of offshore wind capacity.
Ørsted canceled its development of Ocean Wind 1 and 2, a combined 2.2 GW project that it had planned off the coast of southern New Jersey in October 2023 .
In January , BOEM approved a COP for the 2.6 -GW Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind.
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