There is almost 65 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity under development in the U.S., enough to power more than 26 million homes, and some turbines are already spinning in several states.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-11-11 12:43:37">November 11, 2024 at 12:43 PM EST</time>

There is almost 65 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity under development in the U.S., enough to power more than 26 million homes, and some turbines are already spinning in several states.{ai:summary}<p>The U.S. is developing nearly 65 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity, which could supply power to over 26 million homes. Some turbines are already operational in various states. </p><p>#technology</p>

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