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The wind turbine installation vessel Charybdis after its launch at Brownsville, Texas. Dominion Energy photo.
First U.S. wind turbine installation vessel launched
WorkBoat Staff
Kalypso Offshore Energy is partnering with Netherlands-based Royal IHC to build the first Jones Act-compliant cable lay vessel for the the offshore wind market. Kalypso image.
Partners to build first U.S. cable lay vessel for offshore wind
WorkBoat Staff
BOEM director Elizabeth Klein, left front, and others toured Dominion Energy’s wind turbine installation vessel Charybdis under construction at the Seatrium AmFELS shipyard in Brownsville, Texas, March 20. BOEM photo.
Interior officials tour Charybdis WTIV under construction
WorkBoat Staff
The wind turbine installation vessel Vole au Vent installs the first wind turbine in U.S. federal lease waters, as part of the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project, June 20, 2020. Dominion Energy photo.
Offshore wind opponents mount court challenge to Virginia project
Kirk Moore
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management outlined a final wind energy area totaling about 2 million acres off Maine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, from 23 to 92 milws offshore. BOEM graphic.
Next BOEM studies will examine Gulf of Maine, NJ wind conflicts
Kirk Moore
The new CTV is owned and operated by A-O-S, a partnership between Swedish CTV operator Northern Offshore Group (N-O-G) and U.S.-based investment firm OIC. AOS photo
Blount Boats delivers new CTV to American Offshore Services
WorkBoat Staff
The last of 12 turbines in the South Fork Wind project 35 miles east of Montauk, N.Y., were completed March 14. Ørsted video image.
South Fork Wind’s 12 turbines completed
WorkBoat Staff
Empire Wind, Sunrise Wind win new deals with New York
WorkBoat Staff
Empire Wind construction plan approved
WorkBoat Staff
Gregory Point near Coos Bay, Ore., is one ocean overlook where future wind turbines could be visible. Oregon tribes say the 'viewshed' looking seaward is an important cultural resource for tribal members' connection to the ocean. BOEM image.
Oregon fishermen reject offshore wind changes; tribes see ‘green colonialism’
Kirk Moore
The first turbine for New York’s South Fork Wind project set sail from the Port of New London, Conn., on Nov. 1 in preparation for first power. The first of 12 turbines began delivering power in early December. South Fork Wind
Offshore wind faces economic reckoning
Jim Redden
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