"US Wind Industry Faces Challenges and Opportunities Amidst Political Backlash and Project Developments"

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Danish wind company Orsted has faced significant challenges and a $4 billion write-off after canceling two of its three windfarm projects in New Jersey. Rising interest rates, supply chain complications, and higher input expenses have contributed to the company's struggles in the U.S. offshore wind sector. Orsted's valuation has dropped to a fifth of its peak, and executive departures have raised concerns about a funding gap. The broader offshore wind industry in the U.S. is also facing delays and additional costs. The Republican Party's opposition to wind energy, exemplified by Donald Trump's criticism, adds further uncertainty to the sector's future.
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- Amid offshore wind industry struggles in the US, how will Ocean City projects fare? Baltimore Sun
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- Despite loss of 2 major projects, New Jersey is moving forward with its offshore wind power goals The Washington Post
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