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Ørsted Pulled Out of NJ. What Comes Next for Wind Power at the Jersey Shore?
KATIE SOBKO / NORTHJERSEY.COM – After Ørsted, Danish energy company, announced in October that it would pull out of the billion-dollar project to build wind turbines off the New Jersey coast, there was discussion about what would come next for clean energy development in the Garden State.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced that the state’s Board of Public Utilities would seek another wind energy company in early 2024 and engage in contracts in early 2025 …
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