Boston Globe: “Now it’s official: Cape Wind project dead” By Jon Chesto, December 01, 2017 What a slow death it has been for the state’s first proposed offshore wind farm. But now, its proponents finally are pulling the plug. While others in the energy industry had considered the $2.5 billion Cape Wind project dead, developer… More
The Fight to Stop Cape Wind Is Finally Over!
“The Fight to Stop Cape Wind Is Finally Over” Statement of Audra Parker, President and CEO, Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound December 1, 2017 – 16 years ago a coalition of business and political leaders, Cape Cod and Island communities, Native Americans and fishermen, pilots and environmental advocates – all stood united to say “no” to… More
Cape Wind Gives Up Its Federal Lease
Cape Cod Times: “Cape Wind gives up its federal lease” December 1, 2017 – Associates announced today that it has ceased the development of its proposed offshore wind farm and is surrendering its federal lease for 46 square miles in Nantucket Sound, officially putting an end to a 16-year effort to build the controversial project…. More
Cape Wind Opponents Appeal Federal Decision Upholding Lease
US News & World Report: “Cape Wind Opponents Appeal Federal Decision Upholding Lease; Opponents of a proposed wind farm off Cape Cod are appealing a federal agency’s decision to leave in place the long-stalled project’s ocean development lease.” Nov. 29, 2017 – HYANNIS, Mass. (AP) — Opponents of a proposed wind farm off Cape Cod… More
Appeal Filed Objecting to Continued Lease of Sound to Cape Wind
Martha’s Vineyard Times: “Appeal filed objecting to continued lease of Sound to Cape Wind” By George Brennan, November 29, 2017 – The Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce and the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) are among those who have appealed a federal decision that reaffirmed Cape Wind’s long-term lease on 46 miles of Nantucket… More
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