Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM)
The panel of fishers advising Rhode Island’s coastal regulator has abruptly quit, accusing the agency of bias toward the offshore wind development they fear will harm the seafood industry.
The first offshore wind lease auction in the Gulf of Mexico drew minimal interest and extremely low bids.
Revolution Wind has become the fourth utility-scale U.S. offshore wind project to gain federal approval.
The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management selected two draft wind energy areas off the coast of southern and central Oregon.
BOEM has drawn three new wind energy areas off the coasts of Delaware, Maryland and Virginia.
New Jersey has no offshore wind turbines in operation yet, but the industry is already creating jobs — for lawyers.
Approval would allow Maine to conduct research and surveys where it wants to place an array of floating wind turbines.
The Biden administration will auction the first offshore wind leases in the Gulf of Mexico — about 300,000 acres that can produce 3.7 GW — on Aug. 29.
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit seeking to block construction of the onshore portions of the South Fork Wind project.
The BOEM environmental impact statement predicts Revolution Wind will have major negative impacts on fisheries, views from shore and other metrics.
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