The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) project, which is being built by Dominion Energy off the coast of Virginia Beach, Virginia, is the largest boondoggle project of all, and it is subject to all of the same concerns about offshore wind.
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Dominion Energy is preparing to resume construction of one of the largest offshore wind projects in the world.
Offshore wind project developers will object to any such pause, but they understand and agree that such an action lies totally within the legal discretion of the federal government for causes “authorized by law,” which applies to the presidential memorandum.
"In light of various alleged legal deficiencies underlying the federal government’s leasing and permitting of onshore and offshore wind projects, the consequences of which may lead to grave harm..." is the conclusion that guided President Trump's Executive Order suspending wind project permitting.
The turbines would lie directly in the migration path of highly endangered right whales.
In Virginia we are looking at the biggest wind turbine ramp-up in history.
CFACT took its campaign against Dominion’s offshore wind initiative to new heights.
Government watchdogs have not done their due diligence before rushing to approve big wind.
Investors fled as Dominion stock plummeted from $82,12 to $40.23 per share.
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management and the National Marine Fisheries Service have violated federal law by finding that the Virginia Offshore Wind project will not result in the destruction of the North Atlantic right whale as a species.
States that link climate and energy policies to California and ‘climate crisis’ will pay high price.
Wind and solar are wholly inadequate for Virginia's energy needs. CFACT explains the hard math that explains Virginia's need to generate abundant, efficient electricity.
Dominion Energy, Virginia's big electric utility, is telling the State it does not foresee complying with the 2045 net zero power target in the Virginia Clean Economy Act (VCEA).
Governor Glenn Youngkin’s pledge to remove Virginia from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) was approved June 7 by the state’s Air Pollution Control Board.