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06/09/2026

This just in: wind power generation in the U.S. has reached an all-time high.

It’s a reminder that America’s energy needs require an all-of-the-above approach. Offshore wind has an important role to play. It helps strengthen grid reliability, diversify our energy mix, and deliver the power needed to support future growth.

America needs more energy. Offshore wind can be part of the solution.

🔗: https://www.windtech-international.com/industry-news/usa-wind-power-reaches-record-capacity-as-growth-outlook-remains-positive

05/18/2026

Offshore wind is meeting the moment.

As New England’s energy demand grows, offshore wind is delivering reliable, American-made power that strengthens grid stability and helps lower costs for consumers.

Read more:
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/05/15/offshore-wind-is-meeting-the-moment/

03/31/2026

Energy affordability depends on having enough reliable supply on the grid, which starts with a balanced, all-of-the-above approach.

In a recent Washington Examiner op-ed, Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY-17) and Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions’s President and CEO Heather Reams emphasize that “rather than picking winners and losers, policymakers should encourage investment across the energy sector and allow markets and innovation to determine where different technologies work best.”

As demand continues to grow, a diverse energy mix helps reduce risk, strengthens reliability, and ensures power is available when it’s needed most.

Bringing new domestic resources online, including offshore wind, will be essential to maintaining reliability and keeping costs manageable.

Full op-ed: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/op-eds/4507120/energy-affordability-demands-all-of-the-above-strategy/

03/27/2026

Over the past two weeks, two major offshore wind projects have begun delivering power to the U.S. grid. This is real, measurable progress for an industry that is often discussed but now increasingly delivering.

Projects like Revolution Wind are now supplying electricity to the Northeast, with capacity to power hundreds of thousands of homes and provide long-term, fixed-price energy that helps stabilize costs for consumers.

As electricity demand continues to grow, the conversation is shifting from potential to performance. Offshore wind is not just a future resource — it is actively contributing to grid reliability, cost stability, and energy security today. https://www.power-eng.com/renewables/wind-energy/dont-look-now-but-more-offshore-wind-projects-are-sending-power-to-the-us-grid/

03/26/2026

Great to see this high of capacity factor coming out of Ørsted U.S.'s South Fork Wind project!

Reliable renewable energy in action: South Fork Wind is showing up when it matters.

According to the latest data, South Fork Wind generated power on 99% of days and was producing electricity over 90% of the time.

For Long Island, that means affordable, reliable, clean energy from a local source — exactly what a constrained grid needs.

https://www.lipower.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/3.-March-25-2026-CEO-Report.pdf

03/24/2026

CVOW is officially producing electricity🚨With just one turbine spinning, it’s already powering 3,675 homes.

This is the future of energy: affordable, reliable, and produced at home.

Learn more: https://www.whro.org/environment/2026-03-23/virginia-beach-offshore-wind-farm-has-started-producing-electricity

03/19/2026

After years of development, Revolution Wind is now delivering power to Southern New England’s grid. 👏

Local experts, speaking with NBC 10 WJAR Providence, highlight why this matters: offshore wind provides long-term, predictable pricing through fixed contracts, helping protect consumers from volatility in global energy markets.

At a time of rising electricity demand and fluctuating energy costs, projects like this bring stable, domestic power online when it’s needed most.

Early indications on cost are also encouraging, showing power from Revolution Wind is being delivered at rates at or below current electricity prices, with the potential to help lower costs over time.

Watch the full story ➡️: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxabNeILAB4

After a long and bumpy road to the finish line, the Revolution Wind project has officially begun sending power to New England's electric grid.The milestone m...

03/18/2026

Offshore wind does not significantly interfere with modern military radar or national security operations.

Today’s defense and radar systems are designed to operate in complex environments, including alongside offshore wind development. Recent analysis from Spectrum highlights that modern capabilities ensure that offshore wind and national security priorities can move forward together.

As electricity demand grows and the need for reliable, domestic energy increases, offshore wind remains a scalable resource that strengthens the grid while aligning with broader national priorities.

Read more: https://spectrum.ieee.org/offshore-wind-military-radar

With the right technology, offshore wind farms can bolster national defense, not hinder it.

03/17/2026

According to a study from the American Clean Power Association, clean energy saved consumers over $2 billion during Winter Storm Fern.

A diverse energy mix – that includes offshore wind – is essential for protecting affordability, grid reliability, and American energy dominance.

Learn more: https://cleanpower.org/resources/clean-energy-saved-consumers-2-billion-during-winter-storm-fern/

03/12/2026

FACT CHECK: Clean energy isn’t what’s driving higher electricity prices.

New analysis from Clean Air Task Force finds there’s no clear link between adding renewable generation and rising power rates.

What is driving costs?
• Growing electricity demand
• Grid infrastructure upgrades
• Fuel price volatility

Meeting America’s rising energy needs will require an all-of-the-above approach. Offshore wind can help strengthen the grid by generating power during winter months when demand is high and reliable energy supply is critical.

https://www.utilitydive.com/news/clean-energy-deployment-alone-doesnt-raise-rates-catf/813949/

Data shows that renewable standard portfolio and net-metering programs can raise rates, but clean energy deployed outside of these programs has no discernible impact, said the Clean Air Task Force.