US EditionAnother delay leaves Mass. offshore power contracts a year behind schedule
- Massachusetts's attempt to secure offshore wind power is nearly a year behind schedule due to project withdrawals and potential delays.
- The contract negotiations will now target completion by June 30, 2025, instead of the original March 31 deadline.
- The Healey-Driscoll Administration emphasized the importance of offshore wind for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, according to Lauren Diggin.
- Negotiations for a floating wind farm in Maine have been halted due to uncertainties in the industry, raising concerns among advocates like Chris Wissemann.
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Offshore wind developer puts power contract talks on hold
Three years after they began, negotiations over a proposed power contract for an offshore floating wind farm in the Gulf of Maine have come to an abrupt halt, with the developer citing “recent shifts in the energy landscape that have in particular caused uncertainty in the offshore wind industry.” In a March 28 filing at the Public Utilities Commission, the PUC staff explained that Pine Tree Offshore Wind LLC has requested that the talks be temp…
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