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Ørsted will be conducting geological surveys starting late this month of the seafloor and coastal terrain at 3R’s Beach near Matt’s Fish Camp, at Towers Beach near the Towers on

Wind energy appears to have tremendous support in the state, with strong sentiment in favor of wind generation as a clean power source for the future. One survey of Delawareans

In 2021, the demand for offshore wind in the United States grew significantly. With the recent announcements from Massachusetts and Maryland, over 8,400 MW of offshore wind power was...

The Maryland Public Service Commission announced Dec. 17 it has selected Skipjack Wind 2, an offshore wind clean energy project proposed by Ørsted, for a 20-year Offshore Renewable Energy Credit. The award includes an 846-megawatt project which,...

For more than a week now, a 145-foot lift boat has been off the coast of Delaware helping conduct a geological survey for Ørsted, a wind power company evaluating routes for the cables needed to connect its Skipjack Wind Farm projects to the power...

The Maryland Public Service Commission awarded agreements to two offshore wind producers, Ørsted and US Wind, who will build off Ocean City, Md.

The Maryland Public Service Commission has awarded a 20-year Offshore Renewable Energy Certificate (OREC) to Ørsted’s largest bid in the solicitation…

Read US offshore wind steps up a gear with support for 3.2GW and other wind energy news & analysis on Windpower Monthly

“Massachusetts has been a national leader in the offshore wind industry and today’s announcement is another major milestone with the selection of two projects that double the amount of offshore wind power secured by the Commonwealth.”

Together, the projects will yield nearly $1 billion in in-state spending and will spur the creation of more than 10,000 new jobs in Maryland, according to the commission