The success of the drive by five New England states to decarbonize their economies may ultimately depend on the development of massive offshore wind farms.

The U.S. offshore wind industry is experiencing new pressure to include minority/women-owned business enterprises in their immense supply chains.

The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management concluded its environmental review of the Vineyard Wind I project off the coast of Massachusetts.

East Coast state officials with offshore wind goals said they are trying to balance the urgency of projects with the potential economies.

The nascent offshore wind industry is faring better than the rest of the energy sector in the face of COVID-19, with no delays attributable to the shutdown.

At the Business Network for Offshore Wind’s 2019 International Partnering Forum, the talk was about jobs and contracts the industry would bring to states.

Grid operators may need to rethink transmission planning for offshore wind, panelists told the Business Network for Offshore Wind’s 2019 International Partnering Forum.

The turnout at a major offshore wind conference in New York suggests European developers believe the waters off the U.S. East Coast are the next big thing.