In win for Trump, oil giant Shell walks away from major New Jersey offshore wind farm
In the first serious fallout from President Donald Trump’s early actions against offshore wind power, oil and gas giant Shell is walking away from a major project off the coast of New Jersey. Shell told The Associated Press it is writing off the project, citing increased competition, delays and a changing market.
New Jersey's offshore wind industry continues losing steam as companies drop out and Trump halts federal permitting.
The BPU said in light of Shell pulling out of the first project it 'would not be a responsible decision at this time.' ...
New Jersey will not move forward with an award in its fourth offshore wind solicitation, the process by which it agrees to ...
Atlantic Shores, a joint venture between Shell and France’s EDF, has reaffirmed its commitment to delivering New Jersey’s ...
Shell has effectively withdrawn from New Jersey’s first offshore wind farm, Atlantic Shores — marking the latest major ...
The future of a New Jersey offshore wind project appears in jeopardy after one of two parent companies announced pausing its ...
Announcements of cutbacks and changes in leadership this week showed the offshore industry faces "a series of headwinds." ...
Atlantic Shores, a joint venture between Shell Plc and France's EDF, reiterated its commitment to delivering New Jersey's ...
The news comes about a week after President Trump issued an order blocking new leases and permits for onshore and offshore ...
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