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Across the Pond

Across the Pond

Offshore Wind and Ports – What’s the big logistical bottleneck that concerns the British as they try to build a formidable offshore wind industry?  Port capacity.  The good news:  The UK’s Crown Estate leased nine sites offshore early this year that, if fully developed, will provide 32 GW of electricity – 25% of the UK’s […]

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Waves and Tides

Waves and Tides

Here’s a story that I wanted to flag to you quickly.  It hearkens back to what I wrote recently about some sublime and ridiculous aspects of offshore wind development.  Regarding the sublime, I reported that the United Kingdom’s Crown Estate had leased offshore areas for a series of massive wind power projects.  What the Crown […]

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Offshore Wind – The Sublime and The Ridiculous

I was talking with an old friend last week about how much renewable energy and energy efficiency can do for us.  Pretty much everything is my argument.  We are making progress along these lines that is sometimes breathtaking. There was a breakthrough announcement on renewable energy last week from the British:  They will be deploying […]

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A Rushing Mighty Wind

A Rushing Mighty Wind

“And suddenly there came a sound from heaven as of a rushing mighty wind, and it filled all the house where they were sitting.”  I don’t mean to get Biblical on you, but that describes the sensation I’m getting these days.  If you prefer Bobby Dylan, then how about “You don’t need a weatherman to […]

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