Winds of Change in the Gulf of Maine
Offshore Wind Power: What does this mean for the future of energy in New England?
New Hampshire Sea Grant and New Hampshire PBS present an educational series delving into the world of offshore wind energy. Explore the potential of the Gulf of Maine as a future site for floating wind turbines and learn about the complex regulatory process guiding their development.
The WINDS OF CHANGE IN THE GULF OF MAINE is an eleven-part series that offers a comprehensive look at the benefits and challenges of offshore wind power, providing valuable insights into the future of renewable energy in New England. Some of the key issues that will be covered include:
- The technology behind offshore wind turbines
- The environmental impact of offshore wind farms
- Why renewable energy is being proposed
- The implications of offshore wind development on coastal communities, the fishing community and local economies
- The regulatory framework governing offshore wind development
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The Winds of Change in the Gulf of Maine series is a co-production of New Hampshire PBS and New Hampshire Sea Grant with support from the University of New Hampshire. Production funding was provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
