Offshore wind is finally pulling its weight in New England, now that Revolution Wind (704 MW) and Vineyard Wind (800 MW) are fully operational. Here’s the WBUR story about it.
It’s not coincidence that New England’s grid (ISO-NE) has recorded its 10 highest wind output days in the past month, according to GridStatus.io. This breezy fall has seen wind output staying above 1000 MW most days – that’s the level of Seabrook Station output – and often topping 2000 MW.
We need a lot more offshore wind, of course, but not much is coming because of Trump’s idiotic bias against it.
