Contains some informational material on the abilities of windmills to produce at capacity (Hint - they never do)Vineyard Wind Lawsuit Spinning Away
I wanted to give you all a quick update on the offshore wind farm that's been nothing but trouble since its inception - Vineyard Wind, off the Nantucket coast.
In the middle of April came word that one of the two partners in the project, GE Renewables, a subsidiary of GE Vernova (which made the infamous blades used in the project), had declared itself no longer a player. It was walking away.
This caused much angst amongst everyone, especially the Vineyard Wind development (with its offshore parents, Iberola and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners), which declared the nearly complete $4.5 billion (with a 'B') project could not be finished without GE Renewables full participation. They filed a lawsuit to force GE into honoring the contract.
Within 24 hours, Vineyard Wind had a ruling from a Suffolk Superior court judge telling GE they could not walk away, and to get back to work, calling the GE complaints 'fanciful,'
https://hotair.com/tree-hugging-sister/2026/05/07/vineyard-wind-lawsuit-spinning-away-n3814703
