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To: Eric who wrote (1431327)	1/3/2024 9:41:57 PM
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Ouch Massive offshore wind project that was to be operational in 2023 gets a single turbine running The turbine, one of 62, was producing 5 megawatts out of a total of 800 megawatts planned. The developers had said as late as last week the project would be operating by 2023. Vineyard Wind, a massive offshore wind project 15 miles south of Martha’s Vineyard, failed to deliver electricity in 2023 as its developers had pledged to do, but they announced Wednesday that one of the project’s 62 turbines was running. The project’s developers had for years been selling the project as the first utility-scale offshore wind project in the country, based on the 2023 timeline, according to Statehouse News. In December, New York’s South Fork Wind became the nation’s first. Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and Avangrid, Inc. announced Wednesday that it had managed to get one of the project’s 62 turbines operational, supplying 5 of its 800 megawatts to the grid. The Commonwealth Beacon reported Tuesday that the developers had missed its 2023 pledge, which they were promising to meet late last week.