New Jersey’s First Offshore Wind Farm Gets Final Approvals from BOEM
Article from the Maritime Executive The Atlantic Shores South project, which would consist of two large offshore wind farms, received its final approval from the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.
Four wind developers submit proposals for offshore wind farms off Long Island
Article By Rick Karlin Albany Times Union Four wind developers, offering a menu of 25 configurations, have applied to the state’s fifth “solicitation’’ or request for proposals to build offshore wind
New Study Reveals Potential for Shore Power to Slash U.S. Port Emissions
Article from gCaptain A groundbreaking study by the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) has identified significant opportunities for U.S. ports to reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions through
First Turbine Installed at Revolution Wind, the Next US Offshore Wind Farm
Article from Maritime Executive The first of the turbines for the offshore wind farm known as Revolution Wind has been successfully installed marking the next milestone for the U.S. offshore
Plugging In: Port of Oakland Reports Shore Power Uptick
Article from Maritime Professional The Port of Oakland said it hit a new record high for shore power usage in the first six months of 2024, meaning cleaner air for
Maine Awarded First License for Floating Offshore Wind Research Project
Article from Maritime Executive A research effort to develop possibly the first floating offshore wind project in the United States received a research lease today from the U.S. Department of
Ports Back New Legislation to Boost Offshore Wind and Shoreline Economies
By Tim Jay Article from Global Trade Mag The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) has officially endorsed the Reinvesting In Shoreline Economies and Ecosystems (RISEE) Act, a crucial piece
Looks Like Rhode Island is Doing Things the Right Way
Article by Max Jones The successful installation of the first monopile foundation for the Revolution Wind project marks a significant milestone in Rhode Island’s journey toward renewable energy and climate
Where do propane powered trucks fit in the energy transition? Ask New Jersey
A Newark/Elizabeth container port is switching its fleet to propane for moving containers to trains; more will follow Article by Freightwaves’ John Kingston In broad discussions, the energy transition in