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First Jones Act-compliant offshore wind turbine installation vessel. Dominion Energy rendering

ABS to class first U.S.-flag offshore wind installation vessel

WorkBoat Staff

Vineyard Wind 1 (dark blue at center) would be the first offshore wind energy project among several planned on federal leases south of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. BOEM image.

New York energy official to lead BOEM; agency resumes Vineyard Wind review

Kirk Moore

Vineyard Wind developers plan to use the 14-megawatt GE Haliade X turbine for their project 15 miles south of Martha's Vineyard, Mass. GE image.

The Biden boost comes early for offshore wind

Kirk Moore

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How will an accelerated interest in the wind market define the future of ports?

Shelby Huff

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How will offshore wind innovations affect the maritime industry?

Chloe Skupnick

Sediment plumes trail from the Thanet offshore wind turbine array in the North Sea in June 2015. NASA Earth Observatory/Jesse Allen.

Offshore wind turbines could affect mid-Atlantic ‘cold pool,’ study says

Kirk Moore

Shell is aiming to build an integrated power business spanning electricity generation, trading and supply. Shell photo

Shell buys 51% share in floating wind project off Ireland coast

WorkBoat Staff

WindServe Marine CTV — A WindServe Marine crew transfer vessel built for the U.S. offshore wind industry. WindServe Marine LLC photo

Three ways the Jones Act will further define the maritime industry in 2021

Chloe Skupnick

Work Boat Think Tank

The Block Island Wind Farm under construction in 2016. The extension of a BOEM environmental impact study means Vineyard Wind will miss its targeted operations date of 2022, the company says. Deepwater Wind photo.

Biden should provide a boost to offshore wind

Kirk Moore

BOEM Jackup Sun — Sun filters down on a jackup rig in the Gulf of Mexico. BOEM photo

Operators prep for Biden presidency

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