Shell, Atlantic Shores
Shell withdraws from Atlantic Shores wind project off New Jersey coast
Energy company Shell withdrew from the Atlantic Shores offshore wind project. Atlantic Shores said it remains committed to the project, and Gov. Phil Murphy has said it is vital to the state's renewable energy needs. An Action News Climate Ready report last fall highlighted the headwinds facing offshore wind.
In the first serious fallout from President Donald Trump's early actions against offshore wind power, oil and gas giant Shell ...
Shell Plc said it has written off almost $1 billion and withdrawn from a US offshore wind farm as President Donald Trump ...
Announcements of cutbacks and changes in leadership this week showed the offshore industry faces "a series of headwinds." ...
Oil giant Shell exits a $1 billion New Jersey offshore wind project amid Trump’s restrictions on renewable energy, citing ...
Oil giant says Atlantic Shores project with EDF doesn't fit 'capabilities or returns' as it books near $1bn impairment ...
The news comes about a week after President Trump issued an order blocking new leases and permits for onshore and offshore wind projects.
Shell told The Associated Press it is writing off the project, citing increased competition, delays and a changing market ...
Days after U.S. President Donald Trump put a moratorium on offshore wind energy at the Jersey Shore, labeling it as a victory in New Jersey's ...
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