Offshore Wind - Proposed Turbine Locations
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Offshore Wind - Proposed Substations
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Offshore Wind - Proposed Inter-array Cables
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Offshore Wind - Proposed Export Cable Locations
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Offshore Wind - Proposed Export Cable Corridors
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BOEM Active Renewable Energy Leases
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BOEM Wind Planning Areas 1/2023
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Ocean Disposal Sites
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BOEM Marine Minerals Lease Areas
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USACE National Sediment Management Framework Borrow Areas
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USACE National Sediment Management Framework Placement Areas
Offshore Wind - Proposed Turbine Locations
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Offshore Wind - Proposed Substations
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Offshore Wind - Proposed Inter-array Cables
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Offshore Wind - Proposed Export Cable Locations
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Offshore Wind - Proposed Export Cable Corridors
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BOEM Wind Planning Areas 1/2023
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BOEM Active Renewable Energy Leases
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The Portal carries maps showing BOEM Active Renewable Energy Lease Areas – sites which have been leased by a company with the intent to build a wind energy facility – as well as Wind Planning Areas – sites that are being considered for wind power development – in the vicinity of the Delaware shoreline. (Click here to open full interactive map showing these areas and their proposed infrastructure locations in new window.)
As construction and in-depth exploration eventually proceeds in these areas, Coker believes it’s possible that artifacts from the ancient settlements and religious grounds that once stood there could be unearthed. He hopes any significant finds will be identified properly and afforded appropriate protections through the regional ocean planning process.
“That’s our history,” Coker said. “And I hope that history is not overlooked because it’s not the history of the current population of this country.”