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Protect Delaware’s Coast

Major offshore wind infrastructure could cross Delaware’s beaches, dunes, wetlands, waterways, and communities. Delawareans deserve to know what is being approved, have a meaningful opportunity to participate, and know they will not be left paying for removal and restoration decades from now.

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Add your name and urge Governor Matt Meyer and Delaware lawmakers to protect Delaware’s coast before offshore wind construction begins. 

Delaware’s Coast Deserves Protection

The US Wind Maryland Offshore Wind Project would bring major transmission infrastructure through Delaware, including export cables making landfall at 3R’s Beach in Delaware Seashore State Park and continuing toward a proposed substation near the Indian River Power Plant.

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Regardless of where Delawareans stand on offshore wind, decisions that could affect our coastline for decades should be transparent, include meaningful public participation, respect local communities, and protect taxpayers from future liabilities.

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What We’re Asking

  1. Transparent public review. Require meaningful, permit-by-permit public review of major offshore wind infrastructure, including an opportunity to examine and respond to material information submitted after a public-comment period.

  2. Protect local land-use authority. Ensure local governments and the people they represent retain a meaningful voice in major land-use decisions affecting their communities.

  3. Protect Delaware taxpayers. Require enforceable financial assurances before construction sufficient to cover decommissioning, removal, restoration, and other long-term liabilities.

  4. Want to understand the issue before signing?

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Make Your Voice Heard

Tell Governor Meyer and Delaware Lawmakers: Protect Delaware’s Coast


By signing this petition, you’re asking Delaware’s elected leaders to require transparent public review for major offshore wind infrastructure, protect local land-use authority, and require enforceable financial protections so Delaware taxpayers and communities are not left responsible for future decommissioning and restoration costs.


Add your name today and help protect Delaware’s coast, local communities, and taxpayers.

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Thank You for Signing

Your name has been added. Now help us show Delaware policymakers what Delawareans expect before major offshore wind infrastructure moves forward.


The following questions are optional. Your answers will help CRI better understand public concerns and communicate them to the Governor, lawmakers, and the public.

Which concerns about offshore wind development in Delaware matter most to you? Select up to three.
Should the public have an opportunity to review and comment on significant new information submitted after a permit’s public-comment period closes?
Should local governments retain a meaningful role in land-use decisions involving offshore wind infrastructure within their communities?
Should offshore wind developers be required to provide enforceable financial assurances for decommissioning, removal, and restoration before construction begins?

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One More Thing: Help Us Reach Delaware

If you believe major projects affecting Delaware’s coastline deserve transparent review, local participation, and strong taxpayer protections, please share this petition with your friends, family, neighbors, and other Delawareans.

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The more Delawareans who speak up, the stronger the message to our elected leaders.

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