Milestone Achievement: New England Wind Receives Record of Decision
New England for Offshore Wind today celebrated the Record of Decision for New England Wind as an essential milestone for the region’s climate goals.
Read MoreNew England for Offshore Wind today celebrated the Record of Decision for New England Wind as an essential milestone for the region’s climate goals.
Read MoreNew England for Offshore Wind today celebrated the submission of 5.5 GW of offshore wind bids to open solicitations in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Read MoreWe are recruiting an Offshore Wind Community Manager to support the New England for Offshore Wind coalition and launch a Local Communications Program that will provide training, capacity, and support for offshore wind messaging in key local areas.
Read MoreNew England for Offshore Wind is excited to announce the launch of the two-part webinar Empowering Communities with Offshore Wind: How a Community Benefits Agreement Can Bring Positive Change.
Read MoreSelected area totals about 2 million acres offshore Maine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.
Read MoreNew England for Offshore Wind is thrilled that Gov. Janet Mills took the next step in building a major offshore wind hub in Searsport, Maine.
Read MoreNew England for Offshore Wind today applauded the start of generation for the first wind turbine at the Vineyard Wind 1 offshore wind project.
Read MoreThis 3-part webinar series will provide attendees with practical information for taking action in support of responsible offshore wind project development.
Read MoreThe New England for Offshore Wind (@NE4OSW) coalition today applauded the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s (BOEM) decision to approve a construction and operations plan for the 880-MW Revolution Wind
Read MoreNE4OSW and ELM co-hosted a visit to the construction site of the Vineyard Wind project with representatives Avangrid.
Read More“We could not have reached this incredible milestone for the state without the deep collaboration between Maine environmental, justice and labor organizations, state leaders and the scientific community.”
Read More“We must continue to move forward while learning from Rhode Island’s and other states’ experiences, and a joint procurement approach does just that.”
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