Eastern Seaboard
By Nathanael Baker on April 28, 2010
Tags: Cape Wind, Eastern Seaboard, federal approval, Horseshoe Shoals, Ken Salazar, Massachusetts, Nantucket SOund, National Grid, offshore wind, U.S. Department of Interior
It has finally happened: the United States federal government has approved the construction of the Cape Wind project, the country's first offshore wind farm.
By Robert Gluck on April 23, 2010
Tags: Renewable Energy Trust, USD, Atlantic Ocean, Cape Wind, Eastern Seaboard, John Miller, Marine Renewable Energy Center, MREC, New England, tidal energy, tidal power, University of Massachusetts, wave energy, wave power, Department of Energy, energy, John Miller, Massachusetts, MIT, New England, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Robert Gluck, University of
Edinburgh, University of
Edinburgh, University of Massachusetts, west coast, Woods Hole
This is the first part of my three part interview with John Miller, the director of the Marine Renewable Energy Center (MREC).
Part I: “Introduction to Marine Renewable Energy Center”
By Nathanael Baker on October 8, 2009
Tags: clean energy, Delaware, Eastern Seaboard, government, Maine Maryland, Massachussets, New Jersey, offshore wind, research and development, United States, wind energy, wind power
Eastern states from Maine to Maryland have decided to join together in an effort to move forward with the development of offshore wind power in the United States.
