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First Power from Vineyard Wind 1

Wednesday, January 3 2024

Wind Energy – First Power Vineyard

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), and Avangrid today announced that power from the Vineyard Wind project was delivered to the New England grid for the first time.

As part of the initial commissioning process one turbine delivered approximately five megawatts of power, with additional testing expected to happen both on and offshore in the coming weeks. The project expects to have five turbines operating at full capacity early in 2024.

“This is a historic moment for the American offshore wind industry,” said Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey. “Soon, Vineyard Wind will be producing power equivalent to over 400,000 Massachusetts households. This is clean, affordable energy made possible by the many advocates, public servants, union workers, and business leaders who worked for decades to accomplish this achievement. As we look ahead, Massachusetts is on a path toward energy independence thanks to our nation-leading work to stand up the offshore wind industry.”

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Filed Under: International projects, Power, Vineyard Wind Tagged With: Avangrid, CIP, First power, Vineyard Wind 1

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