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MarWin Wind Farm refers to US Wind’s Maryland Offshore Wind Farm. This offshore wind project aims to generate clean electricity for 80,000 Maryland homes. This is an offshore wind farm in the United States.
In 2022, Wind farms in Maryland only have an installed capacity of 191 MW. This offshore wind development will simultaneously boost Maryland’s green economy and the grid.
Where is the MarWin offshore wind project?
The project is in the Atlantic Ocean, 17 miles away from the coast of Ocean City, Maryland.
Who owns the MarWin Wind Farm?
US Wind owns MarWin Wind Farm. The Italian company Renexia is the majority owner of US Wind. Renexia is part of Toto Holdings, an expert in large-scale industrial manufacturing in the aviation, transportation, and energy industry.
How large is the MarWin project?
The MarWin project occupies lease block OCS-A-490, approximately 80,000 acres or 323 square kilometers in size.
What are the economic benefits of the MarWin Wind Farm?
The project will revitalize the state’s industrial waterfront through a $75 million investment in Maryland ports. The investment will create 1,300 jobs.
When is the first power of the MarWin Wind Farm?
The wind farm will start generating renewable wind energy in 2025.
How much energy does the wind farm produce?
The project will add 300 MW of offshore wind energy from 22 wind turbines. This project will more than double the current wind capacity of the state.
Expansion Plans
Offshore wind presents an opportunity to utilize the vast resource from the winds in the Atlantic Ocean. The company will expand offshore wind in Maryland by developing the Momentum Offshore Wind Project, resulting in $337 million of income from direct construction.
Momentum Wind Farm will also jumpstart offshore wind manufacturing on the East Coast. US wind plans to build Sparrows Point steel fabrication facility through a $150 million investment, developing it into an offshore wind deployment hub.
The new steel fabrication facility will help the Momentum Wind project’s staging needs and stimulate the offshore wind industry supply chain.