Designing net-zero emissions energy systems to address environmental and societal objectives
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[CANCELLED] Multi-objective optimization of an unmoored wind energy system substructure
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Decomposing the Effect of Renewables on the Electricity Sector
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Households’ fuel choices in the context of a decade-long load-shedding problem in Nepal.
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Preliminary Simulation and Testing of a Novel Shallow-draft, Wind-Yawing Floating Wind Turbine
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Delivering Offshore Wind On and Off the Coast
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Examining Equitable Accessibility in Sustainability Transitions: Utilities’ Solar Deployment and Low-Middle-Income Households
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An Offshore Wind Energy Developer’s Perspective on Permitting
The New England for Offshore Wind Coalition: The Policies (and Politics) Driving the New England States to Achieve the Potential of Responsibly-developed Offshore Wind.
The Environmental League of Massachusetts (ELM) is the founding leader of the New England for Offshore Wind Coalition (NE4OSW). This coalition advocates for the six New England states to significantly raise their offshore wind procurement commitments, and significantly deepen their regional collaboration. NE4OSW members are committed to supporting offshore wind’s role in achieving our climate goals and unlocking the astounding economic development potential of this resource. Join Elizabeth for a timely, candid discussion about the state of offshore wind in
Marine Energy Harvesting for the Blue Economy: From Ocean Wave to Offshore Wind
The surface of earth is covered over 72% with water; therefore there is a huge potential to harvest energy from the blue oceans, including marine and hydrokinetic energy (MHK) and off-shore wind energy. The MHK energy technologies convert the energy of waves, tides, and river and ocean currents into electricity.
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