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A large wind farm off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard that began sending electricity to the grid in January is now producing more megawatts to power 30,000 Massachusetts homes, the governor said Thursday.

A new study highlights how different literature portrays the pros and cons of offshore wind. Comprehensive assessment frameworks could create more consistency in the future.

Vineyard Wind's first five offshore wind turbines are generating enough energy to power 30,000 homes.

Project represents a big advance in deploying Principle Powers three-legged WindFloat wind turbine platform, firm says.

The governor says the 'responsible' offshore wind development would prioritize Maine workers and avoidance of key lobstering waters.

The Sweeney Center for Public Policy will host its third energy conference, “Moving Forward on Offshore Wind: New Challenges, New Competition,” on Wednesday at Rowan University.

As a deadline nears, a group of New Jersey offshore wind power critics urge a federal agency to change direction.

Other DC and Baltimore money moves include Impact Analytics’ $40 million raise, a UMD competition with $2 million on the line and Crux Climate’s $18 million Series A.

Britain will still depend on oil and gas for a third of its energy in its net zero target year of 2050 despite billions of pounds of investment, according to a report from leading energy analysts.