A federal court fight in Massachusetts over offshore wind is now playing a role in the ongoing legal battle over the proposed US Wind project off Maryland's coast.
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A new federal lawsuit tied to the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale could possibly produce new complications for offshore wind development off Delmarva’s coast.
Republican lawmakers in Maryland, including State Senator Mary Beth Carozza, have formally requested an explanation from Attorney General Anthony Brown as to why his office became involved with ongoing litigation over a proposed wind project off the coast of Ocean City.
U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has announced the termination of $679 million in funding for multiple offshore wind projects across the country, including U.S. Wind's development here off Delmarva.
President Donald Trump has begun his second term with a slew of executive orders including one pertaining to offshore wind, a topic mired in ongoing debate here on Delmarva.
President-Elect Donald Trump has tasked a New Jersey congressman with drafting an executive order that could temporarily stop offshore wind projects from Rhode Island to Virginia, the Associated Press reports.
The Town of Fenwick Island has joined yet another legal partnership in an effort to combat offshore wind from landing in Sussex County.
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has issued its final approval of US Wind’s construction of a wind project off the coast of Delmarva.
The Town of Ocean City, along with numerous co-plaintiffs including Fenwick Island, have filed a lawsuit against the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) and several other federal agencies over a planned offshore wind project by US Wind.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries has published final regulations to establish how much accidental harm is permissible to marine mammals during US Wind’s project construction and operation off Maryland’s coast, as well as how US Wind must mitigate those losses.