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It was “the highest bid ever for a U.S. offshore wind energy area,” according to the American Wind Energy Association. The leased area has the potential to develop more than 1 gigawatt of offshore wind, which is a sizeable offshore wind park. (source: washingtonpost.com 19 December 2016)