offshore wind

State officials sign an agreement with US Wind to lease the necessary Delaware land amid a county land use permit appeal.

The state releases its first five-year energy plan since 2009, updating its playbook to meet ultimate emission and clean energy goals.

US Wind applied to build the substation for wind farms off of Maryland's coast.

After receiving the federal go-ahead last week, US Wind has now secured approval from the Delaware Department of Resources and Environmental Control to proceed with its Maryland offshore wind project.

The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control faces legal action for allegedly violating proper permitting procedures during its involvement in a Maryland offshore wind project.

Gov. John Carney signs a five-bill package to combat the effects of climate change in Delaware, including a controversial bill to support offshore wind procurement.

Public comment on the permits is open through Sept. 9, and DNREC is expected to make a decision on awarding them by the end of the year.

DNREC hosts another public engagement event on the state’s involvement in a developing offshore wind project.

The DNREC Division of Parks and Recreation holds a public information event for proposed offshore wind transmission lines at 3Rs Beach.

The report recommends Delaware proceed with legislation authorizing the procurement of offshore wind, either as a standalone project or in partnership with other states.