LAW 360: “US Offshore Wind Review Delay Roils Waters for Developers” By Keith Goldberg Law360, August 16, 2019 – The Trump administration’s recent move to delay approval of the first commercial-scale offshore wind project in the U.S. in order to conduct a broader review underscores the regulatory headwinds the budding industry faces, though experts say… More
Bernhardt will have a large hand in deciding the future of America’s offshore wind industry
E&E’s ClimateWire: “Energy Transitions – The future of offshore wind may depend on Bernhardt” By Benjamin Storrow, E&E News reporter, August 7, 2019- Interior Secretary David Bernhardt is less enthusiastic about offshore wind energy than his predecessor, Ryan Zinke. Yuri Gripas/Reuters/Newscom Could anything make greens pine for the return of Ryan Zinke? The former Interior… More
Vineyard Wind in Rough Waters
Boston Globe: “Vineyard Wind project lands in rough waters”
Vineyard Wind and Covell Beach
South Coast Today: “Vineyard Wind makes late pitch to residents” [Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod Times] By Tanner Stening / Cape Cod Times; June 8, 2019/ CENTERVILLE — With a final environmental impact decision from the federal government pending, Vineyard Wind representatives met with the community again Thursday to shed light on preliminary construction plans for Covell… More
Vineyard Wind Seeks Cable Permits
Cape Cod Times: “Vineyard Wind can seek local permits for cable” By Mary Ann Bragg, February 5, 2019 – Vineyard Wind can now move forward with regional and local permitting for its planned offshore wind farm after receiving a critical certificate from state environmental officials, and regulators on the Cape and Islands say they are ready. “We’ve… More
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