US Offshore Wind Roundup as of March 2023 – Publications | Morgan Lewis
Despite global economic headwinds, the US offshore wind industry has continued to slowly but steadily blossom, driven largely by enhanced vision and cooperation among federal government agencies under the Biden administration, coastal states and utilities looking to make good on renewable procurement and other climate change pledges, and private industry and capital seeking new opportunities for the next generation of large-scale clean power. Nevertheless, the United States lags far behind Europe when it comes to harnessing the abundant power of offshore wind.
US Offshore Wind Roundup as of March 2023 SUBSCRIBE LawFlash US Offshore Wind Roundup as of March 2023 March 22, 2023 Despite global economic headwinds, the US offshore wind industry has continued to slowly but steadily blossom, driven largely by enhanced vision and cooperation among federal government agencies under the Biden administration, coastal states and utilities looking to make good on renewable procurement and other climate change pledges, and private industry and capital seeking new opportunities for the next generation of large-scale clean power. Nevertheless, the United States lag
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