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Six Atlantic shore Governors are begging the Feds to bail them out of a huge looming offshore wind cost overrun.

GUH has established the Subsea Cables Forum to bring the industry together to develop a roadmap for improving the quality, reliability, and insurability of cables, which is crucial to achieving global offshore wind ambitions.

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The rapid buildout of the offshore wind sector, which includes the introduction of new technologies and moving into more exposed and distant locations...

Project Highlights Hai Long is a 1.0 gigawatt (GW) offshore wind project being developed as a joint venture between Northland (60 per cent) and Mitsui & Co. (40 per cent).The project is Northland’s first offshore wind project in Asia and fifth in Northland’s offshore wind portfolio.Hai Long 2A (294 MW) benefits from a 20-year PPA with Taipower, and Hai Long 2B and 3 (728 MW) benefits from a 30-year Corporate Power Purchase Agreement (CPPA) with an investment grade counterparty...

The U.S. entered the offshore wind market late in comparison to European countries.

Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding began construction yesterday on a 289-foot service operation vessel (SOV) for a Crowley-ESVAGT joint venture that will ho...

Offshore wind energy will become one of the main pillars of Poland’s energy transition and a new sector for its economy, with PGE Group leading the way.

While many buy into propaganda from fossil fuel companies that offshore wind is harmful to the oceans, it can actually benefit wildlife and it is already in use by many European and Asian countries. America is behind.

Ms. Linowes says a recent sound study conducted by Rand Acoustics of the high decibel noise levels at wind survey sites finds that sonar mapping produces much louder sounds than offshore wind developers are reporting to government regulators. This would make the area in which whales could be injured by the noise much larger than is currently being monitored. “We believe this is a major factor behind the recent spate of whale deaths in the Atlantic Ocean.”