"The Project’s offshore components would be 10.1 miles (16.2 kilometer) off the coast of Maryland in the Delmarva Peninsula, with a project design envelope (PDE) that includes up to 121 WTGs - ranging from 14 to 18 MW each, up to four offshore substations (OSSs), inter-array cables in strings of four to six linking the WTGs to the OSSs, and substation interconnector cables linking the OSSs to each other. The portion of the lease areas developed by US Wind, referred to as the Maryland Offshore Wind Project would occupy 80,000 acres."