Grays Harbor Ocean Energy Company has submitted several applications to FERC to build offshore wind/wave projects in
California,
Hawaii,
Massachusetts,
New Jersey,
Rhode Island and
New York.
California:
Hawaii:
Massachusetts:
New Jersey:
Rhode Island:
New York:
Grays Harbor Turbine Concept:

(Source:
The Boston Globe)
| Offshore Wind/Wave Farm Site Selection Criteria |
The local electric power market must be in the top quartile of electricity costs in the USA, averaging > 15 cents/kW. |
| The state must have significant incentives and requirements for renewable power generation. |
| The local grid and load are adequate to absorb 1000MW of power and to balance it when the wind/wave energy drops off. |
| The site must have at least 100 square miles of area to develop. |
A suitable harbor and construction site and clear access are available |
| The inner side of the site must be at least 10 miles offshore to maximize wave and wind power and minimize visual impacts. |
| The site must not be in a commercial shipping navigation lane. |
| The site depth must not exceed 250 feet. |
| (Source: Grays Harbor) |