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ARTICLE · 29 OCTOBER 2024

November Offshore Winds Of Change

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The forthcoming election, pitting former President Donald Trump against Vice President Kamala Harris, is poised to have significant implications...

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The forthcoming election, pitting former President Donald Trump against Vice President Kamala Harris, is poised to have significant implications for the burgeoning offshore wind industry, largely due to the candidates' divergent policy perspectives.

Under a Trump administration, the offshore wind sector may encounter substantial headwinds, as Trump's policy track record emphasizes fossil fuel dominance and regulatory rollbacks. This could result in diminished federal support and a more burdensome regulatory environment for renewable energy projects.

Conversely, a Harris victory is anticipated to further entrench the pro-renewable energy stance taken by the Biden administration. Federal incentives, streamlined regulatory frameworks, and a bolstered commitment to advancing clean energy initiatives would likely follow, fostering an environment conducive to increased investment and expansion in offshore wind projects.

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