The coordination of the solicitations by the three states was designed to provide developers the opportunity to split their projects in an approach to lower risk and attract more attention. However, in the end, the processes selected just three projects, one of which will share a small portion with Rhode Island. The three projects selected come from Avangrid for New England Wind 1 as well as a partner with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners for Vineyard Wind. Avangrid is becoming a wholly owned division of Spain's Iberdrola. The other project selected, SouthCoast Wind, comes from a partnership of EDP and Engine called Ocean Winds. Massachusetts and Rhode Island will share SouthCoast Wind which will have a total capacity of 1,287 MW with 1,087 MW for Massachusetts and the remaining 200 MW for Rhode Island. The project is in the zone south of Martha's Vineyard and will be approximately 60 miles from Rhode Island with landfall connections planned for both Fall River, Rhode Island, and Somerset, Massachusetts.