Financial impact assessments submitted by Orsted and Equinor provide clearest picture yet of impact wind wakes could have on ...

Construction of a massive offshore wind farm that was supposed to power half a million homes in New York is being halted by the Trump administration. The White House said permits for the $2.5 ...

In early April, the government approved plans to develop Rampion 2, an offshore wind farm with enough energy to power around 1 million U.K. homes. The expansion of the Rampion offshore wind farm, ...

Sofia will comprise one-hundred 14 MW offshore wind turbines ... enough to power the equivalent of 1.2-million typical UK homes. The wind farm is pioneering sustainability through several ...

Offshore wind farms will take up almost 9% of the North Sea basin by 2050 ... Overall, ocean infrastructure will occupy 23% of the North Sea area in 0–50 metre water depth and 2–50km from shore, said ...

All in all, Orlen Neptun by 2035 targets to have 2.1GW of pro rata offshore wind capacity installed off Poland’s Baltic Sea coast, spread over four operational wind farms, Orlen Neptun’s CEO Janusz ...

On Thursday, Equinor announced it would halt all offshore construction in the waters of the outer continental shelf until the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management has finished its reviews. Equinor had ...

Now, his administration is trying to stop offshore wind farms from being built ... which Equinor says had a gross book value of roughly $2.5 billion, started this month and was slated to finish ...

On Thursday, Norwegian company Equinor announced that it was suspending the construction of a planned 800 MW-capacity offshore wind farm currently ... estimated value of $2.5 billion, Equinor ...

Wind of Hope now serving as the second service operation vessel (SOV) supporting maintenance activities at its offshore wind ...

Last month, the administration revoked the Clean Air Permit for an offshore wind project off the coast of New Jersey, Atlantic Shores. Construction on that wind farm had not yet begun. Equinor ...