Cape Cod Times: “Cape Wind to remove meteorological tower” By Mary Ann Bragg, July 3, 2018 – CONCORD — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has issued a permit to Cape Wind Associates LLC to remove its 197-foot meteorological tower on Horseshoe Shoal in Nantucket Sound, part of the wrap-up of the company’s relinquishment of its lease. The company… More
Cape Wind Lease Officially Over
Cape Cod Times: “Cape Wind lease officially comes to end” June 22, 2018, by Mary Ann Bragg – HYANNIS — The federal lease in Nantucket Sound for Cape Wind ended quietly last month, formally drawing to a close years of rancorous debate over the controversial project. “We are thrilled that Cape Wind’s lease surrender is… More
Cape Wind Weather Tower to Come Down
Vineyard Gazette: “Cape Wind Weather Tower to Come Down” By Landry Harlan, June 5, 2018 – As Vineyard Wind moves forward with negotiations to build a wind farm south of the Vineyard, the last symbol of the failed Cape Wind project may soon come down. Cape Wind has applied for a permit to dismantle its… More
What if you spent more than $100 million on a party and no one showed up?
The Boston Globe: “What if you spent more than $100 million on a party and no one showed up?” By Jon Chesto, April 09, 2018 – Officials in the Baker administration were asking themselves that question in 2015 as they tried to figure out what to do with a New Bedford terminal built for a… More
It Took a Sharp Mind to Defeat Cape Wind
Cape Cod Times: “It took sharp mind to defeat Cape Wind” Letter to the Editor, January 11, 2018 – I was struck by something in the contrasting front page stories on Audra Parker and Jim Gordon and the battle over Cape Wind. While the paper delved into the educational background and business details of Gordon’s… More
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