Maryland offshore wind project at risk after President Trump's executive order
BALTIMORE -- An executive order issued by President Trump could threaten an offshore wind project in Maryland. The measure put a temporary halt on new federal leases, permits and loans for both offshore and onshore wind development projects until his administration conducts an environmental and economic review.
Danish wind giant Orsted replaces its CEO
In the first serious fallout from President Donald Trump’s early actions against offshore wind power, oil and gas giant Shell ...
Denmark will halt all ongoing offshore wind tenders as the existing framework where no subsidies are offered does not work ...
The measure would extend a conservation easement over the entire state-owned island off the cost of Searsport.
Maine’s formal interest in developing ocean wind energy dates back to 2008, when former Gov. John Baldacci created an Ocean Energy Task Force to devise a strategy.
Atlantic Shores, a joint venture between Shell Plc and France's EDF, reiterated its commitment to delivering New Jersey's ...
“We are proud to announce [Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s] final approval of the SouthCoast Wind project, the nation’s ...
Denmark will offer state subsidies to offshore wind and green hydrogen projects as it seeks to revive a suffering market after a failed tender and delays to crucial infrastructure.
However, this doesn’t really address the basic issues with Maryland’s energy mess. Over the next decade if we fail to change ...
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