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Danish Energy Developer Orsted Shelves Two New Jersey Offshore Wind Projects

Garden State Was Chosen To Be East Coast Hub for Fledgling Industry
A rendering depicts the turbine staging area for the wind port that Orsted was slated to build in Lower Alloways Creek in New Jersey. (New Jersey Economic Development Authority)
A rendering depicts the turbine staging area for the wind port that Orsted was slated to build in Lower Alloways Creek in New Jersey. (New Jersey Economic Development Authority)
CoStar News
November 1, 2023 | 7:57 P.M.

New Jersey's goal of becoming an East Coast hub for offshore-wind power has suffered a huge setback after Danish energy company Orsted announced it was scuttling plans for two major projects in the southern part of the Garden State and taking a write-down that could hit $5.55 billion.

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