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The Biden administration appears to be scrambling to fund research on the impact offshore wind has on highly endangered whales after it already greenlighted the turbines.

The Japanese utility Kansai Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) has signed an agreement with Saitec Offshore Technologies, joining the DemoSATH project...

The first clean wind power generated by the Vineyard Wind 1 project is expected to flow onto the regional grid by mid-October and the first-in-the-nation offshore wind project should be fully operational by this time next year.

The first-in-the-nation offshore wind project south of Martha’s Vineyard aims to be fully operational by this time next year.

The offshore wind energy industry is facing a financial crisis due to skyrocketing inflation costs, threatening major projects and causing disputes over who should bear these rising expenses.

The winds of change are blowing. Conservative activists, environmentalists and New Jersey fishermen protested the construction of wind turbines off the East Coast on Monday, highlighting increasing whale deaths in the region that they say are tied to offshore renewable energy.

Campaign seeking views from local communities, individuals, fishing and seafood sector bodies, environmental organisations, and business groups

Big Oil companies and other offshore wind energy developers are getting ready for the first ever offshore wind auction by the U.S. government in the Gulf of Mexico to be held on August 29T

The areas being auctioned will provide roughly “3.7 GW and power almost 1.3 million homes with clean, renewable energy,” per the July 2023 press release. Texas Sen. Drew Springer (R-Muenster) objected to the plan on social media, tweeting, “Biden may want to put them in Federal waters but remember the cables have to come through Texas-controlled waters.” He added that he wants the Texas General Land Office to deny access and permits for t...

Dominion Energy says the cost of its monster project will not go up. Apparently, there is not even a risk of it going up. This preposterous claim is worth exploring.