US offshore wind bids break 1.5b mark
Energy companies interested in developing offshore wind sites bid more than $1.5 billion on Wednesday in what had been by far the biggest US auction for renewable power.
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Energy companies interested in developing offshore wind sites bid more than $1.5 billion on Wednesday in what had been by far the biggest US auction for renewable power.
Energy companies interested in developing offshore wind sites bid more than $1.5 billion on February 23 in by far the biggest US auction for the renewable power.
Bidding began Wednesday in the biggest US offshore wind energy auction yet, involving nearly 500,000 acres off the coasts of New York and New Jersey.
The clamor for the Bight reflects surging interest in U.S. offshore wind since 2016, when the nation's first such commercial facility, a 30-megawatt
Economy Minister Gordon Lyons has visited the head office of MJM Group in Newry to learn about the company’s recovery and plans for growth in the wake of the Coronavirus Pandemic. The Minister met with MJM Group Chairman, Brian McConville CBE; Directors Naoimh and Conleth McConville; MJM Marine CEO, Gary Annett; Mivan CEO, John Cunningham; Topglass Managing Director, Mark Mitchell and MJM Renewables Development Manager, James Crawford. Minister Lyons, who had earlier met the City’s Chamber of Commerce, was interested to hear about the company’s recovery from the impact of the pandemic on...