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offshore wind

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offshore wind [′ȯf¦shȯr ′wind]
(meteorology)
Wind blowing from the land toward the sea.


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More than 140 company representatives in 38 countries have signed the European Offshore Wind Declaration, calling on national governments and the EU to give the necessary political and legislative support to develop a new multi-billion Euro offshore wind industry.
IT seems quite ironic that progress on the Rhyl Flats Offshore Wind Farm is well ahead of schedule as the area has experienced the lightest wind conditions ever recorded, which has also meant that the adjacent North Hoyle Offshore Wind Farm has been idle or just idling (supplying no power) for most of the year.
A newly formed collaborative between the private sector and a host of New York State and New York City agencies has issued a Request for Information (RFI), marking the next step in the development of what could be the largest offshore wind farm proposal in the country.
 
 
 
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