Every state along the East Coast, from Maine to South Carolina, has set a goal or mandate for obtaining a portion of its electricity from renewables. However, with land availability at a premium, being able to harness the faster and more reliable wind speeds from sea will be an important part of achieving that goal. A growing source of that energy is offshore wind. “To meet the renewable energy goals that these states have out there, you need big projects,” I said to business finance outlet Cheddar, in a recent article entitled “The Next Wind Energy Boom: Offshore.”
November 30, 2023
As concerns over climate change intensify, regulations evolve, and regulatory and investor pressures mount, Tony Liou discusses a method that can help prevent stranded assets.
November 13, 2023
Project Completion Insurance: Securing Solar Construction Projects In this article, Isaac Stern and Gage Kellogg explore the complexities of solar construction projects. The authors discuss the rising interest in renewable […]
October 31, 2023
By Katie L. Morgan, PWS, EP | Published on Oct. 30, 2023 in Utilities Tech Outlook Taking a scientific and engineering approach in your due diligence process will ensure your […]
