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The offshore wind developer is suing GE for trying to leave the project before the turbines are operating at full capacity.
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GE filed for reconsideration, arguing that circumstances have changed.
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The wind farm will sell to Eversource, National Grid, and Unitil at the contracted prices, rather than volatile market prices.
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The companies are embroiled in a dispute stemming from a catastrophic blade failure at the wind farm in 2024 and the discovery of defective blades.
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Local scientists examine how noise from ocean-based energy projects – like wind farm construction – could affect protected species.
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With construction of the 62 turbines now complete, no new tenant is waiting in the wings to move into the $133 million heavy-lift terminal.
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Interior Secretary Doug Burgum talked about the administration's plans to appeal rulings on five offshore wind projects.
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The report from the Union of Concerned Scientists, a national nonprofit that supports offshore wind, examines last winter’s actual wind speeds to determine how much energy they could produce.
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The offshore turbine project off the coast of Massachusetts was issued a stop work order by the Trump administration in December.
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Vineyard Wind, a large and nearly complete offshore wind farm near Massachusetts, says the Trump administration violated the law when it ordered a construction pause in December.