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

Supplying Electricity

Helping our Environment

Why Renewable Energy?

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We should be outraged over the billions of tax dollars of energy subsidies that Congress doles out to mature polluting industries, not over the modest support it gives to renewable power.

-- Frank Gorke, Energy Advocate, MASSPIRG

State and Local Permitting completed in 2009.

Federal Permitting through April, 2010.

Once it gets underway, construction will take two years.

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At a Glance

FAQS

Timeline

Siting & Visual Simulations

Measuring Offshore Conditions

Safety

Construction

Permitting

Environmental Studies

Galleries

Boosting Cape Cod's Economy

Tourism and Recreation

Fishing

Boating and Navigation

Being a Good Neighbor

Where the Energy Will Go

About Our Electricity Supply

Calculating the Savings

Cape Wind in the News

Opinions and Editorials

What People Are Saying

Being A Good Neighbor

Media Contacts

Wind Parks Around the World

How Wind Turbines Work

Project Construction

Wind Energy Glossary

Cape Wind Environmental Studies

Global Warming

Environmental Impact

The True Cost of Electricity

About Renewable Energy

The Potential of Energy

About Wind Energy

Measuring the Wind

Helping the Environment