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Using AC, you need one for every 400 MW. So Vineyard Wind will use two cables, in separate trenches I believe. With HVDC you can cut it down to two cables in a single trench for 1,200 MW, reducing seabed impacts. (Though I don’t work in the engineering side of the industry so I may be missing...

boem.gov has wonderful resources on all of these projects. Here is a list of all the existing lease areas for example: https://www.boem.gov/renewable-energy/lease-and-grant-information and here is a page where they go state by state: https://www.boem.gov/renewable-energy/state-activities I like...

JumboBuc is right, it’s a very big deal (though as you can see from my avi, I’m slightly biased ;)). This project, as big as it is, is just the first 800 MW of what eventually will be up to 5,600 MW for Massachusetts alone, plus up to 3,300 for Rhode Island and Connecticut, plus 9,000 for New...

Hi everyone, after 10+ years of lurking I finally decided to make an account, so be nice. Don’t believe I’ve seen anyone post about this development at 124 Highland Ave yet, and not sure if these plans from 2019 are still accurate, but the core has become quite noticeable from down the hill.