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Offshore wind is bringing union careers to Maryland, lowering utility bills, and improving our health, but the turbines under development today will not be enough to achieve our goals.

Plus, Standd was named to Techstars Seattle and Matthew Power will be the new president of the Maryland Independent College and University Association.

Ørsted this week announced a new hire that representatives said reflects its commitment to community engagement and environmental leadership in Delaware.

The Rehoboth Beach commissioners offered an update Tuesday on a pair of offshore wind projects proposed off the Delaware coast.

Representatives from the two companies looking to build wind farms off the coast of Delaware and Maryland say it’s too early to tell if a recent ruling by a federal court judge saying General Electric cannot make or sell its Haliade-X turbine in the...

The Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce, representing businesses in Delaware coastal towns including Bethany Beach, will host a public information seminar on offshore wind energy on Thursday, Sept. 1, at

ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Larry Hogan Wednesday joined federal officials at Tradepoint Atlantic to announce the awarding of a $22.9 million American Rescue Plan Good Jobs Challenge grant for the Maryland

The Maritime Institute of Technology and Graduate Studies, or MITAGS, has the perfect vessel simulator for a new company doing work in Maryland.

Ship captains are trained to navigate a wealth of obstacles and marine environments, from wildlife to stray buoys. But as offshore wind has emerged as a growing industry off Maryland’s Eastern Shore, mariners must now learn how to traverse a whole new terrain — wind farms. That’s where a partnership between Ørsted, one of two ...

The Town of Fenwick Island Environmental Committee hosted a symposium on offshore wind energy on Friday, May 20, at Indian River High School, inviting area officials and stakeholders from environmental