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The Department of Public Utilities told wind developers they have three days to decide if they'll move forward with their offshore wind projects under the contract terms they already agreed to or if they'll request to cancel these projects.
One of the largest offshore wind projects planned for Massachusetts said Monday that it would move forward with its plans.
The first commercial offshore wind project in the U.S. has started laying cable — even as two other large-scale wind projects in the state have pressed pause.
Mayflower Wind told state regulators Monday that it "intends to move forward" with the offshore wind contracts it agreed to this year, but also said that it will share with the state and utility companies an outside analysis of "challenges to financeability, with the goal of finding solutions that provide value to the rate payers."
The first commercial offshore wind project in the U.S. has started laying cable — even as two other large-scale wind projects in the state have pressed pause.