About Sunrise Wind

Reliable, affordable electricity for New York

Project at a glance
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What
A fully permitted, 924 MW offshore wind energy project


Where
Located 30 miles east of Montauk


When
Construction began in July of 2024 and is expected to be fully operational in 2027

Construction of Sunrise Wind is well underway, with several key construction scopes already complete. Full commercial operation is expected in the second half of 2027. Once fully operational, Sunrise Wind will be New York’s largest offshore wind project, generating enough electricity to power around 600,000 homes.

Delivering consistent and reliable power

Offshore wind is already delivering strong results in New York. South Fork Wind has proven itself a reliable, year-round generator since it began operating in 2024. Building on that success, Sunrise Wind will provide New Yorkers with reliable electricity, playing an important role in strengthening New York’s power supply as energy demand continues to grow.

Stabilizing energy costs

As electricity bills become more unpredictable, Sunrise Wind offers long‑term price stability. The project provides a fixed, all‑in price for electricity over 25 years, helping protect consumers from volatility. As part of a broader offshore wind portfolio, Sunrise Wind also has the potential to deliver real savings to New Yorkers. According to a 2025 study by Aurora Energy Research, once the state’s three offshore wind projects, including Sunrise Wind, are operational, they could save ratepayers tens of millions of dollars in a single cold, high-energy-cost month.

Construction site

Construction updates

We share regular, weekly updates so you know what to expect during onshore construction. View the full onshore timeline, route map, and frequently asked questions.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

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Keeping mariners informed

The ocean is a crucial resource shared by many industries. Ørsted aims to create an ecosystem in which offshore wind and fishing can both thrive.