Our 2023 Sustainability Report
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Offshore Wind
We believe that offshore wind represents a significant opportunity to decarbonize the electric generation footprint of New England.
South Fork Wind
In 2024, together with our partner Ørsted, we completed South Fork Wind, a 12-turbine, 132 MW offshore wind farm off the cost of Long Island. South Fork Wind is the first operational commercial-scale offshore wind farm in the U.S., and provides enough reliable, renewable offshore wind energy to power approximately 70,000 homes in New York.
Bringing You Clean Energy
We completed our divestment as a developer of offshore wind projects, however we plan to remain an integral player in this historic shift to a clean energy generation mix by focusing on our strengths as a regulated transmission builder and operator and bringing the benefits of these investments to our customers.
This focus includes continuing to build out the onshore infrastructure for both Revolution Wind and Sunrise Wind.
Revolution Wind
Once complete, Revolution Wind will produce enough clean energy to power more than 350,000 homes in Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Sunrise Wind
In New York, Sunrise Wind will generate enough clean energy for nearly 600,000 homes once completed.
Enhancing reliability and planning for the future
In Massachusetts we’ve completed Phase I of the Cape Cod Solution multi-phase transmission program, which is designed to improve the reliability of the electric system and enable an offshore wind generator to be able to connect to our transmission system.
We also upgraded our substation in Barnstable, Massachusetts, to enable power to be delivered into the regional electric grid from the 800 MW Vineyard Wind project.
Our Huntsbrook Energy Hub, which will be located in southeastern Connecticut, will allow developers to reliably deliver 2,400 MW of energy from a generation source such as offshore wind, supporting New England's clean energy transition while improving grid reliability and security across the region.