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A fishing vessel has been converted to operate as a Jones Act compliant crew transfer vessel (CTV) in the U.S. offshore wind…

Equinor and BP asked New York to pay 54% more to build offshore wind farms for “net zero” climate plan.

The Government is expected to relax the de-facto ban on onshore wind projects on Tuesday.

Ministers relaxed rules around the approval process for onshore wind projects in England that are supported by local people.

A fishing vessel has been converted to operate as a Jones Act compliant crew transfer vessel (CTV) in the U.S. offshore wind industry…

The panel's former members said they did not want their names connected to the CRMC approvals amounting to 'wholesale ocean destruction.'

The four courses are Hydrogen Energy Systems, Geothermal Energy and Applications, Offshore Wind Energy, and Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage.

Orsted, the global wind energy developer, says its first offshore wind farm in New Jersey will be delayed until 2026 due to supply chain issues, higher interest rates, and a failure so far to garner enough tax credits from the federal government. The Danish company revealed the delay during an earnings conference call Wednesday, during which it said it could be forced to write off about $2.3 billion on U.S. projects that are worth less than they had been.

Why the Gulf of Mexico’s first offshore wind auction wasn’t a smash hitThe region’s first-ever lease sale arrived at a time of industry turmoil, and in a place saddled with unique obstacles to offshore wind development.

In conducting a review of its near-term United States offshore development projects, Orsted, the Denmark-based multinational energy company, has assessed the aggregate adverse impacts relating to the supply chain, lack of favorable progress in tax credit guidance and increased interest rates, which affect its U.S. portfolio.