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Federal Regulator Concedes Offshore Wind Could Pose Threat to Marine Life

Principia Scientific 31 Mar 2023
Offshore wind farms typically utilize one of two cables to transport power back to shore, known as high-voltage alternating current (HVAC) and HVDC, with the former preferred for short-range projects within roughly 30 miles of shore and the latter preferred for more long-range projects, according to the U.S.
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Ørsted moves forward with Taiwanese offshore wind projects

Splash24/7 31 Mar 2023
Today’s positive investment decision demonstrates that Ørsted is primed and ready to build and operate large-scale offshore wind projects in Taiwan.” ... Ørsted is the biggest shareholder and co-owner of Taiwan’s first commercial-scale offshore wind project, Formosa 1, ...
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$6.5M green hydrogen fuel program projected to bring hundreds of jobs to Hampton Roads

The Virginian-Pilot 31 Mar 2023
Hampton Roads is already in the process of becoming a hub for the offshore wind industry ... “We still need other technologies like nuclear and offshore wind and solar.” ... The project ties in nicely with the region’s burgeoning offshore wind industry, said Matt Smith, the alliance’s director of wind and water technology.
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Local Unions Call for Safe Jobs in Offshore Wind Energy Industry

Houston Press 31 Mar 2023
And now, with the potential coming addition of offshore wind energy and the projected 5,000 jobs that the new industry is expected to generate, Zahn is among those veterans of offshore work who want to make sure that on-the-job training and other safeguards are in place from the start.
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Wind power creates future jobs

Reflector 31 Mar 2023
The opportunities around offshore wind interdevelopment are vast, according to Mundt ... “All those little red dots indicate facilities that are actively engaged in projects or supporting the supply chain for offshore for wind. You’ll also note, even though I’m talking about offshore wind,” Mundt said.
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene joins fight to stop New Jersey offshore wind farms

Atlantic City 31 Mar 2023
Marjorie Taylor Greene is joining efforts to halt offshore wind development in New Jersey, signing onto a resolution that would stop work on the projects amid mounting calls for further studies on their impact ... Thirty whales have died on the East Coast since December, but NOAA says there is no evidence linking them with offshore wind preparation.
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Underwater data centers making waves

China Daily 31 Mar 2023
Although Highlander's UDC is the first of its kind for commercial use, it was Microsoft that first launched relevant research and development before completing construction of the world's first UDC — Project Natick ... Currently, the company is undergoing a new UDC and offshore wind power joint development project to build a net-zero data center.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene joins fight to stop New Jersey offshore wind farms

Atlantic City 31 Mar 2023
Marjorie Taylor Greene is joining efforts to halt offshore wind development in New Jersey, signing onto a resolution that would stop work on the projects amid mounting calls for further studies on their impact ... Thirty whales have died on the East Coast since December, but NOAA says there is no evidence linking them with offshore wind preparation.
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Louisiana gets $156 million in Gulf oil revenue. Most set for hurricane levee projects

The Advocate 31 Mar 2023
Louisiana has been sent more than $156 million in revenue from offshore oil and gas production in the 2022 fiscal year in the Gulf of Mexico, the Interior Department announced Thursday, with most of that money slated for hurricane risk reduction projects.
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Factbox: Carbon storage projects across Europe

Reuters 31 Mar 2023
The project also involves Orsted (ORSTED.CO), which operates offshore pipelines, and the Technical University of Denmark ... * CCS Ravenna Hub, led by energy company ENI (ENI.MI), is a project to capture CO2 and transport it to offshore depleted gas reservoirs off the coast of Ravenna in the Adriatic Sea.
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Three local fabricators producing fixtures for ‘ONE GUYANA’ FPSO

The Daily Herald 31 Mar 2023
Also in attendance were SBM Offshore’s Project Team; outgoing President of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry Timothy Tucker; President of the Guyana Oil and Gas Energy Chamber Manniram Prashad; President of the Guyana Manufacturing Services Association Rafeek Khan, and Chairman of the Private Sector Commission Paul Cheong.
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Part of answer blows in wind

The Scranton Times-Tribune 31 Mar 2023
As work begins in Massachusetts on the nation’s first utility-scale offshore wind power project, the U.S. Department of Energy has released its strategy for making offshore wind a primary weapon in the fight for cost-efficient, low-pollution free energy production. × This page requires Javascript ... Please enable it in your browser settings ... ....
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MAILBAG: What part of 'thin ice' don't we get?

Lockport Union-Sun 31 Mar 2023
We’re nearly out of time to avert the worst effects of the climate crisis, a fact that has been apparent for some time ... We're also counting on you, Governor Hochul, and on PSC Chair Rory Christian, to expedite as many land-based and offshore wind projects and solar projects as are feasible to do our part toward cutting US greenhouse emissions ... .
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Aramco extends bid deadline for Safaniya packages

MEED 31 Mar 2023
The Saudi energy giant has divided the engineering, procurement, construction and installation works on the Safaniya offshore increment project into 10 tenders ... .
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Petrofac and Hitachi sign $14bn wind deal

MEED 31 Mar 2023
UK/UAE team have delivered topsides for the Dutch offshore wind power project ... .

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