Cape Wind :: America's First Offshore Wind Farm on Nantucket Sound

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The Cape Wind Energy Project is an excellent example of what can be done now to make the transition to renewable energy production without further significant environmental costs. It will stand as a model of progress by the U.S. in meeting its global obligations to reduce greenhouse gases and a model of leadership and compromise by the residents of Cape Cod to reduce air pollution.

-- Woods Hole Research Center



	Not only will Cape Wind generate clean electricity, it will also benefit the Cape. Click here to learn more.			Find answers to some of the commonly asked questions about our project. Click here to learn more.


	Click here to learn more.			The wind park will be sited on Horseshoe Shoal in Nantucket Sound. Click here to learn more.


	The Scientific Monitoring Station provides data on weather and wave conditions. Click here to learn more.			From siting to equipment selection, the wind park is designed with safety in mind. Click here to learn more.


	Cape Wind will be built using advanced offshore and traditional construction techniques. Click here to learn more.			Cape Wind has filed its Final Environmental Impact Report. Click here to learn more.


	Cape Wind will receive a thorough environmental review. Click here to learn more.			See photos, videos, and art about Cape Wind and wind power. Click here to learn more.