DOE OSTI · 1339449
WindFloat Pacific Project, Final Scientific and Technical Report
Abstract
PPI’s WindFloat Pacific project (WFP) was an up to 30 MW floating offshore wind demonstration project proposed off the Coast of Oregon. The project was to be sited approximately 18 miles due west of Coos Bay, in over 1000 ft. of water, and is the first floating offshore wind array proposed in the United States, and the first offshore wind project of any kind proposed off the West Coast. PPI’s WindFloat, a semi-submersible foundation designed for high-capacity (6MW+) offshore wind turbines, is at the heart of the proposed project, and enables access to the world class wind resource at the project site and, equally, to other deep water, high wind resource areas around the country.
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Banister, Kevin. 2017-01-17. WindFloat Pacific Project, Final Scientific and Technical Report. https://doi.org/10.2172/1339449
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