Starting earlier this year, the federal government paid approximately $3.9 billion to unwind twelve offshore wind leases. The developers that held the leases are steering the proceeds into oil and gas and other energy projects instead. For an industry built on state procurement mandates and a steadily expanding project pipeline, the message is stark with even […]
Entering 2025, renewable energy mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity encountered significant headwinds, including elevated capital costs, rigid supply chain audit requirements and policy friction stemming from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (“OBBBA”).
Electrification has moved from a climate goal to a competitive necessity for U.S. ports. Federal funding and policy alignment have opened the door, but grid capacity, equipment availability and project execution will determine which ports will benefit and lead the modernization charge and which will be left behind.