US offshore wind writedowns seen soaring with Orsted earnings
By Scott DiSavino European energy companies, including Denmark's Orsted, will likely write down more of their U.S. offshore
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New England states join to buy offshore wind power as US industry struggles
Three U.S. states in New England - Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut - on Wednesday agreed to jointly
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Biden administration given more time to hold expanded Gulf oil and gas auction
A U.S. appeals court on Monday gave the Biden administration until Nov. 8 to hold an expanded sale
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Orsted CEO says US offshore wind targets still possible but not easy
By Scott DiSavino and Nichola Groom U.S. President Joe Biden's plan to deploy 30,000 megawatts (MW) of offshore
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Biden’s offshore wind target slipping out of reach as projects struggle
By Nichola Groom President Joe Biden’s goal to deploy 30,000 megawatts of offshore wind along U.S. coastlines this
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Factbox-US offshore wind projects facing inflation headwinds
The U.S. has no large-scale commercial wind farms in operation today, but President Joe Biden's administration aims to
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Explainer-Why the US offshore wind industry is in the doldrums
By Scott DiSavino and Nerijus Adomaitis The value of Danish energy company Orsted, the world's largest offshore wind
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US offshore wind projects seek looser subsidy rules in fight for survival
By Nichola Groom A fleet of U.S. offshore wind projects central to President Joe Biden's climate change agenda
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Heeding Beijing's call, law firms tone down China risks in IPO applications
HONG KONG Law firms in China are scrambling to comply with Beijing's new guidance to tone down the
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Hong Kong removes requirement to flag China risk in listing applications
By Selena Li and Kane Wu HONG KONG (Reuters) -Hong Kong's stock exchange will no longer require companies to spell
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Inflation, interest rates and whales: Why offshore wind projects are on the rocks
Inflation, high interest rates and even dead whales are lining up to delay the fledgling US offshore wind industry from taking off.
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