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A major energy developer is pulling out of contracts it entered into with the State of Maryland to build two large offshore wind farms in a blow to Democrats' green energy goals.

The company said that inflationary pressure, high borrowing costs and supply chain problems have combined to make the state’s subsidies economically unviable, but that it is not yet abandoning the projects and will continue to pursue permits, according to a regulatory filing with the MPSC.

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OCEAN CITY — Outside the doors of the Roland E. Powell Convention Center in Ocean City, two masked protestors stood quietly with posters criticizing U.S. Rep. Andy Harris (R-Md.).

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Alternative energy company Orsted has announced a significant change in plans for its 966-megawatt Skipjack project off the coast of Delmarva.

Following consultation with the State of Maryland, Ørsted has withdrawn from the Maryland Public Service Commission Orders…

Offshore wind company Orsted withdrew Thursday from an arrangement with Maryland regulators governing how much it can charge for the power it would generate at its planned Skipjack wind farms. The company said in its notice to Maryland regulators that it is not ceasing development on its the wind farm, which is planned off the coast of northern Ocean City. But the company is saying to Maryland ...

Offshore wind developers submitted revised bids to supply power to New York state on Thursday to cope with soaring costs, with industry heavyweights Equinor and BP saying they would no longer...

Alternative energy company Orsted has announced a significant change in plans for its 966-megawatt Skipjack project off the coast of Delmarva. According to Orsted, financial incentives provided by Maryland for the company to pursue the project are no longer enough for Skipjack to continue off the coast.