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Gov. Janet Mills announced Tuesday that her administration has selected Sears Island in Searsport as the preferred site for development of a large, offshore wind port designed to jumpstart the clean energy economy in Maine and the transition away from fossil fuels. Selection of the site follows a public stakeholder process led by the Maine Department of Transportation and the Maine Port Authority to consider several potential options in the Port of Searsport, the Port of Eastport and th...

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Duke Energy's updated carbon plan proposal would see more "green" power production added to the future grid, but at a significant price for customers.

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

Seatrium’s scope of work will include the engineering, procurement, construction, transportation, installation, and commissioning of the 2GW HVDC Offshore Converter Platform for TenneT, which is the biggest and most powerful of its kind in the industry.

"They don't get to make up their own facts."

The American Clean Power Association (ACP) released the following statement today (Feb 13) from Anne Reynolds, Vice President for Offshore Wind, on the final designation of two Wind Energy Areas (WEA). . .

SEARSPORT — Gov. Janet Mills today announced that the state of Maine has selected a section of state-owned Sears Island that is reserved for port development as its preferred site

Sears Island, about 117 miles northeast of Portland, is the preferred site for an offshore port facility. Here's why some are against it.

The Neart Na Gaoithe (NNG) offshore wind farm will provide renewable energy for 375.000 Scottish homes, equivalent to 400,000 tons of CO2 per year, thanks to its production capacity of 450 MW.