Here’s The Real Reason Why The Offshore Wind Energy Industry Has The Happies
Energy Secretary lays out doomsday scenario for fossil energy stakeholders in Houston while offshore wind energy industry celebrates in Atlantic City.
Energy Secretary lays out doomsday scenario for fossil energy stakeholders in Houston while offshore wind energy industry celebrates in Atlantic City.
America’s nascent offshore wind industry took several steps forward over the past month with project announcements in Rhode Island, Texas, and Georgia.
When it comes to tapping into America’s vast offshore wind power potential along the East Coast, the notorious Cape Wind project has been hogging the spotlight, but creeping up right on its heels — and maybe even passing it in the home stretch — is the Block Island Wind Farm … [continued]
Said to be “the most thorough study ever conducted of a U.S. offshore wind farm,” Deepwater Wind invested three-years and $7 million in completing the permit applications for the proposed 30-MW Block Island Wind Farm, a project that management sees as a stepping stone on the path toward carrying out much larger projects off the US northeast and mid-Atlantic coast.