As Hawaii
pushes to meet its aggressive renewable energy goals, two companies
have proposed offshore wind turbine projects for federal waters off
Oahu. Their plan would use technology that floats the massive turbines
in deep waters miles offshore.
The federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is the agency that would
decide whether to approve ocean leases for the projects. It's holding a
meeting about the proposals Monday.May 23
The offshore turbine proposals are in the early stages, and would face
years of environmental reviews and community meetings before possible
approval.
Hawaii has set a goal for its utilities to use 100 percent renewable energy by the year 2045.
Read more: Companies Propose Deep-Water Wind Farms off Hawaii Shores - ABC News
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