Delaware has officially received the green light to start seeking ways on how to capture wind energy now that Gov. John Carney has signed Senate Bill 265 into law.Â
SUSSEX COUNTY — Federal regulators have approved plans for a Maryland offshore wind farm this week that would be miles from Bethany Beach, removing the final step for a project […]
SUSSEX COUNTY — A Norwegian-based energy company says it’s ready to set wind to future plans just off the coast of Delaware after it won a provisional wind energy lease […]
As the state collects public comments on the local impacts of one offshore wind project close to the Delaware coast, a new state law is expected to set the stage […]
A new bill seeks to create the framework for a system so Delaware could buy electric power from future wind farms, be it from its own wind farm or others nearby.
Ørsted announced Thursday night it was withdrawing plans for its Skipjack projects off the coast of Delaware, with high inflation and interest rates making the approved plans less financially viable.
The news that Ørsted canceled its offshore wind projects off New Jersey’s coast has sent shockwaves throughout the renewable energy sector, and the Danish company is still considering the future of its planned wind farm ...
Gov. John Carney has directed state officials to negotiate with U.S. Wind on bringing its transmission lines to the First State in exchange for renewable energy credits and community funding.
With offshore wind getting closer to reality and Delaware’s Climate Action Plan codified into law, state officials are once again preparing to study how to best plug into the industry even as some locals remain ...
In coming years, Delaware’s Atlantic Ocean vistas will likely be dotted with tiny wind turbines off in the distance, with football-field-length blades rotating to generate renewable energy that will travel […]
REHOBOTH BEACH – In recent years, Delaware’s coastal beach cities have seen an increasing number of changes driven by economic winds, reshaping expensive residential communities and main street commercial centers. […]
BALTIMORE — With a click, a Coast Guard cutter can be navigating around the field of wind turbines on a calm, sunny day. With another click, those skies can turn […]
FENWICK ISLAND — Offshore wind farms were already a fairly polarizing issue before this year, but it may get even hotter now that Maryland has approved new larger projects. Ørsted […]
FENWICK ISLAND — Ørsted has received state approval for its second wind farm in the Delaware-Maryland waters. Last week, the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) signed off on Skipjack Wind […]
BETHANY BEACH — While still seeking solutions to bring its Skipjack wind farm’s transmission line ashore, Ørsted is looking to place a second wind farm in the water nearby. Ørsted […]
DAGSBORO — NRG Energy plans on closing its last coal-fired power plant on Delaware’s Indian River come June 2022, leaving its roughly 50 employees seeking new positions but also possibly […]
BETHANY BEACH — Ørsted, the Danish multinational green energy company developing the Skipjack Wind Farm off Delaware’s coast, has delayed plans to bring its wind turbines online until the second […]
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WILMINGTON – With several states committed to more than 8,000 megawatts of offshore wind energy in the next 15 years, Delaware could have a strong wind at its back for […]
FENWICK ISLAND — Ørsted, the Danish company developing the $720 million Skipjack Wind Farm, has dropped plans to build a controversial interconnection site at Fenwick Island State Park. Last fall, […]
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