They
believe
that
CapeWind,
which
has
77.5%
of
its
proposed
468MW
nameplate
capacity
under
long-term
contract,
and
Deepwater
Wind’s
30MW
Block
Island
demonstration
project
off
Rhode
Island
with
full
output
sold,
will
start
being
built
this
year.
Developer
Energy
Management
Inc.
is
believed
to
be
scheduling
a
2013
construction
start.
“Extension
of
the
ITC
is
an
extremely
positive
step
for
the
wind
industry
in
general
and
for
Block
Island,”
says
Deepwater
Wind
chief
executive
Jeffrey
Grybowski.
Last
year,
it
submitted
final
state
and
federal
permit
applications
for
the
project.
He
notes
it
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