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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.
Announcements of cutbacks and changes in leadership this week showed the offshore industry faces "a series of headwinds." ...
In the first serious fallout from President Donald Trump’s early actions against offshore wind power, oil and gas giant Shell ...
Signaling a sharp departure from Biden administration green-energy policies, President Donald Trump Jan. 20 signed an ...
Orsted Chief Executive Mads Nipper will step down to be replaced by company insider Rasmus Errboe, the world's biggest ...
The Golden State is counting on 25 gigawatts, or about 13% of its electricity, from offshore projects by 2045.
Amanda Lefton, the former director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), went to work for a major offshore ...
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New Bedford Mayor Mitchell: Offshore wind is 'here to stay' despite federal changesMayor Jon Mitchell said the offshore wind industry is here to stay during his state-of-the-city address Wednesday at New ...
Denmark will halt all ongoing offshore wind tenders as the existing framework where no subsidies are offered does not work ...
He told supporters on the campaign trail that he would halt offshore wind projects on “day one” of his second term. On Jan.
“Elections have consequences,” said state Sen. Bob Smith, a Democrat who leads the Senate Environment and Energy Committee.
The news comes about a week after President Trump issued an order blocking new leases and permits for onshore and offshore ...
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