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
Going big on offshore wind – but not in Nantucket Sound
Boston Herald: “Going Big on Wind Power” By Marie Szaniszlo, December 22, 2018 – After a groundswell of opposition ultimately doomed Cape Wind’s plan to build a wind farm in Nantucket Sound, something stunning happened this month: Eleven developers vied for three tracts of ocean off Massachusetts’ coast in a two-day bidding war that resulted… More
Feds Award Three Offshore Wind Leases
MassLive: “Feds award 3 more offshore wind leases off Massachusetts coast; Massachusetts has committed to 3.2 gigawatts of offshore wind by 2035.” December 14, 2018, By Mary C. Serreze – Following 32 rounds of sealed bidding, three more federal offshore wind area leases off the coast of Massachusetts were awarded on Friday. The winners, announced by the… More
Vineyard Wind Has Cheaper Prices
The Boston Globe: “Vineyard Wind has a big selling point for its power: cheaper prices” For its power, Vineyard Wind plans to charge about one-fourth what Deepwater Wind’s Block Island project (above) charges. By Jon Chesto Globe Staff, August 14, 2018 – The first major offshore wind farm to be built off New England’s coast has at… More
Vineyard Wind’s Opening Price Draws Praise
STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE: “VINEYARD WIND’S OPENING PRICE DRAWS PRAISE” By Andy Metzger – STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, AUG. 7, 2018….Vineyard Wind’s electricity price quote, which was unveiled in contract filings last week, pleasantly surprised the environmental community and the Bay State’s industrial sector, two constituencies that often spar over power policy. “We’re very encouraged by… More
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