Cape Cod Times – Editorial “Sound Thinking” February 9, 2018 – Back in 2005, a wind power company known as Cape Wind received permission from the Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board to proceed with a plan to build dozens of wind turbines in the heart of Nantucket Sound. It was the first of a series of legal… More
Sound Mustn’t Fall Prey to Industrial Use
Cape Cod Times – Letter to the Editor: “Sound mustn’t fall prey to industrial use” June 9, 2018 – Kudos to Audra Parker and the Alliance to Protect Nantucket for illuminating and continuing to fight for the vulnerable “hole in the doughnut” center of Nantucket Sound (“Still much to do to protect Nantucket Sound,” My View,… More
Cape Cod Times: Cape Wind Close on Financing Delayed
By Patrick Cassidy Cape Wind won’t close on financing for the proposed Nantucket Sound wind farm by the end of the year as company officials had hoped, a prospect that has opponents of the project feeling more positive about their prospects for stopping it altogether. Cape Wind won’t close on financing for the proposed Nantucket… More
Commonwealth Magazine: Is Cape Wind Running Out of Time?
Gordon affidavit suggests deadline difficulty BY: Bruce Mohl Cape Wind officials,who several months ago were confidently predicting financing for the offshore wind farm would be wrapped up by the end of this year, are now saying they need more time. The big question is whether there’s enough of it. Cape Wind spokesman Mark Rodgers said… More
FOXNEWS: America’s First-Ever Offshore Wind Farm is Going Over-Budget Before Construction Even Begins, Critics Say
The $2.6 billion Cape Wind project, a private project benefiting from millions in federal subsidies, plans to pioneer offshore wind energy in pursuit of an eco-friendly, sustainable energy supply. Wind turbines typically seen onshore will be installed offshore on the coast of Cape Cod in Nantucket Sound. But before Cape Wind can be built, a… More
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