In a significant move to promote clean energy and address climate change, the Biden administration is poised to announce its plans for a new five-year schedule for leasing federal offshore tracts for wind energy production. This comprehensive plan anticipates up to a dozen lease sales commencing this year and continuing through 2028. The schedule encompasses various locations across the country, including the Gulf of Mexico, Central Atlantic, Gulf of Maine, Oregon waters, New York Bight, California, and an unspecified U.S. territory. These lease sales will be coordinated by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, ensuring an organized and efficient process. The administration’s commitment to offshore wind energy development is driven by the potential for renewable energy sources to lower consumer costs, create job opportunities, and foster economic growth. By harnessing the power of wind energy, the United States can transition towards a more sustainable and secure energy future while mitigating the effects of climate change on our planet.