The century-old Jones Act requires domestic vessels to carry parts from U.S. ports to offshore wind sites. The first compliant ship, commissioned by utility Dominion Energy, has hit the water bit.ly/44967YF

In the latest cause for whiplash in the U.S. offshore wind industry, 3 major projects unraveled in New York last week. The proposed wind farms represented 4GW of total capacity & a large portion of NY's ambitions to install 9GW of offshore wind by 2035 canarymedia.com/articles/wind/…

So far, no information has been provided about how Tritium’s insolvency may affect operations at its factory in Lebanon, Tennessee, which opened in August 2022 and is capable of producing up to 30,000 fast chargers per year bit.ly/3xPj91d

Tritium, the Australian company that's become a major DC fast-charger manufacturers in the U.S., is insolvent after failing to find buyers or secure bailouts for its faltering business, leaving its customers and workers at its Tennessee factory in limbo: canarymedia.com/articles/ev-ch…

This development is the latest cause for whiplash in an industry that seems to be constantly making and reversing progress all at once bit.ly/4aNUM2r

Thanks to my colleague Maria Gallucci for breaking down this highly complicated issue, step by step... so many interlocking interdependencies that make or break the next big offshore wind project!

On May 6th at 2PM ET, join us for a free forum that explores the challenges facing frontline communities, the critical role financial institutions play in supporting equitable development, and feasible solutions to advance an equitable green transition bit.ly/49TVQk6

The Australian company Tritium failed to find buyers for its faltering business, leaving its customers and the future of its Tennessee factory in limbo. Reporting by Jeff St. John: bit.ly/4dcNQ0s

In order to make good on its ambitious offshore wind plans, Virginia electric utility Dominion Energy first had to get into the shipbuilding business bit.ly/4b2eeID

“We’re deeply concerned about extending the life of coal for things like potential data center growth,” says Bob Sherrier, staff attorney for SELC bit.ly/49PQZjQ

“We’re excited about the tool. Honestly, I think we’re gonna try to use it on every project.” Canary Media talked to an Upstate NY contractor about using RMI's Green Upgrade Calculator that shows costs and climate benefits of energy upgrades. bit.ly/3JoNJkY

.GE Vernova pivoted away from making huge #offshorewind turbines. Now, New York authorities have denied contracts to three major projects banking on the design. Reporting by Maria Gallucci: bit.ly/44ax7qu

Utility giant Dominion Energy is developing a $10 billion, 2.6 GW offshore wind project near Virginia Beach. But in order to make good on its ambitious plans, Dominion first had to get into the shipbuilding business, Julian Spector writes canarymedia.com/articles/wind/…

Georgia Power has won permission to build fossil-fueled power plants to serve big industrial customers including data centers. But data centers want clean energy — and are demanding cleaner options from the utility's even bigger resource plan next year:
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The century-old Jones Act requires domestic vessels to carry parts from U.S. ports to offshore wind sites. The first compliant ship, commissioned by utility Dominion Energy, has hit the water. Reporting by Julian Spector: bit.ly/4b2eeID

Chart: The US #CleanEnergy backlog is getting bigger and bigger Canary Media canarymedia.com/articles/trans…

Georgia Power’s just-approved plan to serve booming commercial and industrial growth is too heavy on fossil fuels, enviros say. Companies planning data centers and factories agree — and they demand cleaner options for the utility’s even bigger 2025 plans: bit.ly/49PQZjQ

Happy #EarthDay from Canary Media! It's a great day to sign up for our free newsletter to learn more about clean energy and solutions to the climate crisis: bit.ly/44cybtS

.Georgia Power intends to build fossil gas plants to meet data center demand, but tech companies and enviro groups are pushing for more clean energy in the next plan. Reporting by Jeff St. John: bit.ly/49PQZjQ

The Energy Observer has sailed the world as a floating lab of zero-emission technologies. Now its owners want to apply what they’ve learned to dirty freighters bit.ly/3xKvT9t