US Offshore Wind Industry Lives To Fight Another Day
The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project has been spared from the Trump chopping block for now, and offshore stakeholders are already anticipating an industry-wide comeback.
The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project has been spared from the Trump chopping block for now, and offshore stakeholders are already anticipating an industry-wide comeback.
Dominion Energy remains on target to install between 70–100 monopile foundations by end of October Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind remains on budget and on schedule to complete construction in late 2026 More than 800 Virginia-based workers — nearly 670 in the Hampton Roads region — have been engaged on the CVOW project … [continued]
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Memories of a bad 2023 are already fading from memory as US offshore wind industry picks up the in 2024, with 15.5 gigawatts in sight.
The Port of Virginia set the Intertubes on fire last week when it met a 100% clean energy goal eight years ahead of schedule.
If you rewind just 10 years, wind power projects of several hundred megawatts seemed like very large ones. Today, when you see one that is multiple times larger, you might want to celebrate — provided you have been following clean, renewable energy for a while and appreciate how impactful these … [continued]
Virginia is going from near-zero wind power to 2.6 gigawatts all at once, with the approval of a new offshore wind plan for Dominion Energy.
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6 major US utility companies have created the Electric Highway Coalition to bring DC fast chargers to the roads in their service areas.
The massive Vineyard Wind project is just one beneficiary of the new “pre-re-powering” craze to hit the US offshore wind industry.