New Jersey's offshore wind industry continues losing steam as companies drop out and Trump halts federal permitting.

The future of a New Jersey offshore wind project appears in jeopardy after one of two parent companies announced pausing its involvement.

Can New Jersey's offshore wind industry survive another year of high interest rates, lawsuits and supply chain bottlenecks?

New Jersey’s Board of Public Utilities, or BPU, on Monday said it would not award any new wind projects, the latest wallop to ...

While a local grassroots organization has informed its membership that Atlantic Shores is unplugging its wind project off the coast of Long Beach Island, the company remains steadfast in its ...

Atlantic Shores, a joint venture between Shell and France’s EDF, has reaffirmed its commitment to delivering New Jersey’s ...

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities made the announcement the same day the NJEDA said it would explore potential ...

Atlantic Shores, made up also of EDF Renewables ... said Monday that’s being re-assessed now (which ROI-NJ first reported). Offshore wind turbines were once supposed to be assembled in Salem ...

New Jersey is backing away from several major offshore wind projects as the Trump administration seeks to pull federal leases ...

Save Long Beach Island (Save LBI), the non-partisan watchdog group formed in 2021 to protect the ocean and New Jersey ...

Shell's fourth-quarter earnings included $2.2 billion in impairments, part of which was a $1 billion write-off for Atlantic ...