(Reuters) - European companies, including some oil majors, have made inroads into the emerging U.S. offshore wind market, as shown by the following list of companies awarded seabed leases so far. <\/p>\n
European companies are in italics. <\/p>\n
Massachusetts- Vineyard Wind: Avangrid (owned by Spanish utility company Iberdrola (IBE.MC))- Bay State Wind: Danish former oil major DONG Energy (DENERG.CO), New England ultility Eversource (ES.N)- Cape Wind: Boston-based Energy Management Inc.- Deepwater Wind Energy Center: Deepwater Wind (owned by U.S. based investment company D.E. Shaw Group) <\/p>\n
New Jersey- Fishermen's Energy Atlantic City Windfarm 1 & 2- DONG Energy project (lease previously owned by RES America)- New Jersey Wind Energy Area: US Wind (owned by Italian renewable energy specialist Renexia SpA) <\/p>\n
Maryland- Skipjack: Deepwater Wind (owned by D.E. Shaw Group)- Maryland Project: US Wind (owned by Renexia SpA)New York- New York Wind Energy Area: Statoil (STL.OL)Delaware- Bluewater Wind: Deepwater Wind (owned by D.E. Shaw Group) <\/p>\n
Maine- New England Aqua Ventus: Canadian energy and services company Emera Inc. (EMA.TO), U.S. construction company Cianbro Corp., University of Maine, French marine renewables company DCNS <\/p>\n
Virginia- Virginia Offshore Wind Technology Advancement Project: Dominion <\/p>\n
North Carolina- Kitty Hawk: Avangrid (owned by Iberdrola (IBE.MC)) <\/p>\n
Sources: U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management; Company websites <\/p>\n
Reporting by Susana Twidale and Karolin Schaps <\/p>\n
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