Offshore Wind Projects Advance: New Power Deliveries and Construction Milestone - News and Statistics

Mar 17, 2026

The U.S. offshore wind sector achieved two significant developments. The Revolution Wind project began delivering electricity, while the Vineyard Wind 1 installation finished its physical construction.

Both projects faced delays after the Trump administration issued a Dec. 22 blanket stop work order halting construction on all five offshore wind projects under development in federal waters. Federal judges ultimately ruled in favor of all five projects, allowing them to resume. Revolution Wind previously won an injunction against a September stop work order from Trump which specifically targeted that project.

Revolution Wind is being developed by Orsted and Global Infrastructure Partners Skyborn Renewables. The project is close to completion and is expected to supply enough electricity to power more than 350,000 homes and businesses. The project will deliver power under fixed-price, 20-year agreements with energy utilities in Rhode Island and Connecticut.

Vineyard Wind 1 completed physical construction by installing its final turbine, though some turbines still have to undergo commissioning and testing before they are brought online. Vineyard Wind 1 is currently delivering power to Massachusetts grid. The project is the largest to complete construction in the U.S. so far.

These events mark a significant advancement for the U.S. market that currently has a single, fully operational commercial-scale wind farm. That farm is the 130-MW South Fork Wind, which began delivering power to Long Island in early 2024.

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