About the Offshore Wind Power Hub
The Offshore Wind Power Hub tracks every offshore wind project, lease area, and major policy in the United States. Our Interactive Map gives policymakers, community advocates, and the public the information they need to make informed decisions about offshore wind.
The Offshore Wind Power Hub is a non-partisan, non-profit resource managed by the Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) with participation from the National Wildlife Federation.
Why Offshore Wind? Explore Learn moreWhy Offshore Wind?
Offshore wind is a growing source of renewable power in the United States, with four projects currently operating, four under construction, and dozens more planned. With demand for energy increasing, offshore wind power can diversify the domestic electric power supply, promote domestic jobs and manufacturing, and benefit coastal communities.
The United States has the technical potential to generate over 4,000 gigawatts of power from offshore wind, or over three times the generating capacity of every power plant in the United States combined. Our Interactive Map tracks every project under development. Scroll down to learn more.
Explore the Interactive Map
View our Interactive Map for more information about offshore wind projects currently under development in the United States. For help navigating the map, please see our Glossary.
