Offshore Site News Today

Middle East News: Chevron, the operator of Israel's Tamar gas field, plans to expand production at the offshore site to increase capacity to 1.6 billion cubic feet per day. The expansion includes reinstating compressors and investing in a third pipeline. The project is expected to benefit Israel, Egypt, and Jordan.

Offshore wind turbines at two commercial-scale sites are now sending power to the U.S. grid. Moments before midnight on Tuesday, a single turbine near Martha’s Vineyard delivered 5 megawatts of renewable energy to the New England grid, developers said. The turbine is one out of 62 planned for Vineyard Wind 1, an offshore site owned by utility company Avangrid and wind energy investor Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP).

Up condos real pressure, pushing prices up and been in higher —— meaning higher household bills for many. how will the government do that? it will do more onshore wind farms, just like this one, to encourage that, since communities that agree to have them in their areas will be guaranteed lower energy bills and the point with onshore wind is that it is controversial, some people do not like the impact the turbines have on your landscape so the government is looking at building more offshore ...