Big Afternoon … part 1:
A lawyer, a journalist and a civil engineer set out to re-create the timpano from the movie “Big Night” following Stanley Tucci’s recipe.
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Two new reports quantify the local opposition renewable energy developers are facing with many of their U.S. projects and offer insight on how to address it.
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Writer: John Cropley
Dozens of contracts for New York renewable energy projects totaling more than 8 GW of capacity have been canceled as developers scramble to exit unprofitable deals and rebid at higher cost to ratepayers.
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Writer: John Cropley
Delaware’s environmental agency has proposed an offshore wind procurement strategy for one of the few East Coast states without a stated goal for developing wind energy from the ocean.
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Writer: John Cropley
Report paves the way for regulatory approval of Sunrise offshore wind proposal as soon as next month, but the project's finances are still problematic.
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More of a nudge than a bludgeon ... but it is only the first step in Massachusetts' effort to limit use of natural gas.
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Decarbonizing New York state’s million-plus midsize apartments will be difficult under current regulatory and financial structures, a report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found last month.
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Writer: John Cropley
Vennela Yadhati (@YadhatiV) assumed the new position of vice president of renewable project development last week, several months after passage of legislation that gave NYPA (@NYPAenergy) a larger role in the state’s push to carry out a clean energy transition.
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This is the third multibillion-dollar offshore wind project to go off the rails in New England this year. A fourth proposal was rejected as too expensive, so technically, it never was on the rails.
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In its environmental report, the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management said CVOW could have major adverse effects on the fishing industry, the North Atlantic right whale, vessel navigation, onshore wetlands, and search and rescue operations.
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The Utility Thermal Energy Network initiative is a significant undertaking — one commissioner likened it to creating a new utility. A 2022 state law mandated that UTEN pilot projects be developed as a means of reducing emissions from New York buildings.
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Environmental data typically has been collected primarily to meet siting and development requirements but typically has not been shared because of competitive reasons. If shared, it could form the basis for long-term analysis, learning and problem-solving.
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“Although FERC’s failure to prepare an EA is a serious violation, Order 872 does not suffer from fundamental flaws, making it unlikely that FERC could adopt the same rule on remand, and the disruptive consequences of vacatur would be significant,” the court said.
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The first offshore wind lease auction in the Gulf of Mexico drew minimal interest and extremely low bids. Soon after it opened, the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management announced it was over.
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