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August 07, 2023
Solar Developer Is Latest To Try, Fail To Kill Big Wind Project
A solar-farm developer and part-time Martha's Vineyard resident has lost his bid to reverse the federal government's approvals for what is expected to be the nation's first commercial-scale offshore wind project, located 14 miles south of the tony Massachusetts vacation spot.
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February 02, 2022
Feds Want Solar Co.'s Mass. Offshore Wind Suit To Blow Over
The U.S. government urged a Massachusetts federal court Wednesday to toss a solar developer's challenge to federal approvals for the first commercial-scale offshore wind project in the country, arguing that the company doesn't have standing to sue over the project.
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July 19, 2021
Solar Developer Wants Mass. Offshore Wind Approval Axed
A solar farm developer wants a Massachusetts federal court to vacate the federal government's approvals for the first commercial-scale offshore wind project in the country, arguing authorizations for the project violate federal environmental laws and threaten solar energy producers.