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Offshore turbines' location, net environmental effect of prime interest - Vimarsana News

Offshore turbines' location, net environmental effect of prime interest

Five offshore wind companies are interested in leasing federal waters in the Gulf of Maine that meet legal, financial and technical qualifications, according to the federal agency in charge of

Offshore wind power plan unveiled by Maine Gov. Janet Mills - Vimarsana News

Offshore wind power plan unveiled by Maine Gov. Janet Mills

The Offshore Wind Roadmap details how a plan to expand on the controversial wind power turbines in the Gulf of Maine.

Bill Would Jumpstart Development of Offshore Wind in Gulf of Maine - Vimarsana News

Bill Would Jumpstart Development of Offshore Wind in Gulf of Maine

Maine labor and conservation groups unveiled bill that would boost development of responsibly sited offshore wind in the Gulf of Maine

Source: nrcm.org
Black Sea subsea link to connect Azerbaijan's offshore wind farms with Romania, Hungary - Vimarsana News

Black Sea subsea link to connect Azerbaijan's offshore wind farms with Romania, Hungary

On 17 December, the governments of Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania, and Hungary entered into an agreement under which the four countries committed to bringing forward a subsea link in the Black Sea that will, among other things, transfer electricity from future offshore wind farms in Azerbaijan's part of the Caspian Sea.

Black Sea Subsea Link to Connect Azerbaijan's Offshore Wind Farms with Romania, Hungary - Vimarsana News

Black Sea Subsea Link to Connect Azerbaijan's Offshore Wind Farms with Romania, Hungary

On 17 December, the governments of Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania, and Hungary entered into an agreement under which the four countries committed to bringing forward a subsea link in the Black Sea that will, among other things, transfer electricity from future offshore wind farms in Azerbaijan's part of the Caspian Sea.