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Home›Offshore Wind›Major Developers Join New York Offshore Wind Alliance
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March 27, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Major Developers Join New York Offshore Wind Alliance

EnBW North America, EDF Renewables, and Vineyard Wind have joined the New York Offshore Wind Alliance (NYOWA). NYOWA gathers environmental, business, labor, wind industry and community organizations supporting the responsible development of offshore wind power for New York. The New York State’s Gove

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EnBW North America, EDF Renewables, and Vineyard Wind have joined the New York Offshore Wind Alliance (NYOWA).

NYOWA gathers environmental, business, labor, wind industry and community organizations supporting the responsible development of offshore wind power for New York.

The New York State’s Governor Andrew Cuomo has proposed a target of 9GW of operational offshore wind capacity by 2035. The state had already established a goal of reaching 2.4GW of operational capacity by 2030.

“EnBW North America is excited to join the New York Offshore Wind Alliance to help advance the Cuomo Administration’s historic commitment to responsible offshore wind development off the New York coastline,” said Bill White , EnBW North America Managing Director.

“With a diverse membership connected by a common mission, NYOWA is a central voice in New York’s offshore wind conversation and we are proud to join the effort.”

Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind, a joint venture between EDF Renewables and Shell New Energies, has submitted a bid to develop New York’s first commercial scale offshore wind farm.

“EDF Renewables is enthusiastic about the quickly advancing US offshore wind industry and looks forward to being a contributing member of the New York Offshore Wind Alliance,” said Doug Copeland , Senior Manager, Offshore Wind Development, at EDF Renewables.

“The Alliance will connect and engage the various players to deliver insights as we work together to meet New York’s ambitions goals.”

Vineyard Wind, a joint venture between Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and Avangrid Renewables, is also one of the developers who responded to the state’s first offshore wind solicitation with a proposal to build the Liberty Wind offshore wind farm with the capacity of up to 1.2GW.

“As one of the most experienced and successful wind energy developers in the world, Vineyard Wind is excited to advance the Liberty Wind project in New York and help establish the Empire State as the world leader in offshore wind development,” said Erich Stephens , Chief Development Officer for Vineyard Wind.

”Through Liberty Wind, we look forward to working with the Alliance to support New York State efforts to meet its ambitious renewable energy goals, while providing much needed economic benefits to New Yorkers across the state.”

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