Shell, Atlantic Shores
Shell withdraws from Atlantic Shores wind project off New Jersey coast
Energy company Shell withdrew from the Atlantic Shores offshore wind project. Atlantic Shores said it remains committed to the project, and Gov. Phil Murphy has said it is vital to the state's renewable energy needs. An Action News Climate Ready report last fall highlighted the headwinds facing offshore wind.
Atlantic Shores reaffirms commitment to New Jersey offshore wind despite Shell's write-off
Atlantic Shores, a joint venture between Shell Plc and France's EDF, reiterated its commitment to delivering New Jersey's first offshore wind project on Thursday, despite Shell's recent $1 billion write-off related to the venture.
In the same January news conference, he said he would push for policy that would stop new windmills from being built. Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind is poised to be New Jersey's first ocean ...
A lawsuit filed against the US federal government over its approval of Shell-EDF’s giant Atlantic Shores offshore wind array off New Jersey is hoping ... as almost all unsightly and ...
President Donald Trump took aim Thursday at offshore wind development in New Jersey, writing in a post on his social media network that the state faced “a large scale Windmill DISASTER.” ...
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