Portugal energy company EDP recently put three U.S. offshore wind farms on hold, including SouthCoast Wind project off the coast of Massachusetts, which was planned to connect to a substation at Somerset's Brayton Point.
However, its CEO Miguel Stilwell d'Andrade said the company remains committed to the projects and is liaising with the federal government to find a solution.
“Our strategy in the U.S. is very clear; we invest in renewable technologies. It is our largest and fastest-growing market, mainly in solar and batteries,” d’Andrade told reporters on Tuesday, April 21, in Madrid, while attending the WindEurope's Annual Conference, Europe’s largest wind energy conference and exhibition.
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