OffShore Wind – Cape Wind

Offshore wind could be next wave for United States Proposed Massachusetts project faces local opposition – Cape Wind By Scott Malone HYANNIS, Mass., July 28 (Reuters) – The Cape Cod resort area, famous for sandy beaches and centuries-old fishing villages, could in the next few years claim a new title of home to the United States’ first offshore wind farm. The United States has experienced a surge in investment in wind power over... [Read More...]

Offshore Wind Farms – California Coast

Offshore windmills hold clean-energy promise David R. Baker, Chronicle Staff Writer Floating Offshore Wind Farms Someday decades from now, California’s sprawling coastal cities could draw their power from floating windmills that bob on the sea like buoys, far from shore. Their blades would spin over deep ocean water, turning in winds that are steadier and stronger than they are on land. Undersea cables would send their electricity to shore. This... [Read More...]

OffShore Wind Farms – RI

R.I. offshore wind farm will likely be out of sight 01:00 AM EDT on Sunday, May 24, 2009 By Peter B. Lord Journal Environment Writer A bird-migration radar on Block Island, with the Southeast Light in the background. Deepwater Wind  Read More →