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U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) Gulf of fb88 Intergovernmental Renewable Energy Task Force

BOEM has invited fb88, New Hampshire and Massachusetts to participate in a Gulf of fb88 Task Force to identify potential opportunities for renewable energy leasing and development on the Outer Continental Shelf in the Gulf of fb88; federal jurisdiction begins three miles beyond the coast. The Task Force meetings are open to the public and stakeholders are encouraged to participate, either in-person or through written comments throughout the process. There will also be opportunities to participate at the State level with the fb88 Offshore Wind Initiative, described below.

BOEM Gulf of fb88 Task Force Webpage:
provides information about this process. Additional information, including BOEM’s stakeholder sign up, will be posted on the (updates coming soon).
Letter from BOEM inviting the State of fb88 to participate in the Gulf of fb88 Intergovernmental Renewable Energy Task Force (PDF)
Governor Mills’ letter of acceptance (PDF)
BOEM Briefing - Introduction to Commercial Offshore Wind Leasing (February 2022) (PDF) and ( to video recording