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Offshore Wind Energy Engineering program celebrates five years

Members of the offshore wind community gathered to mark five years of the offshore wind energy engineering program at Tufts

From left to right: Barbara Kates-Garnick, The Fletcher School; Dayna Cunningham, Tisch College; Eric Hines, School of Engineering

Society as Part of the Offshore Wind Plan

A School of Engineering collaboration with Tisch College of Civic Life gets off the ground

Turbines of the new Burbo Bank offshore wind farm lay in the wake of a maintenance boat in the mouth of the River Mersey in Liverpool, England

The perks and problems with using offshore wind to slow climate change

[AUDIO] Eric Hines, director of Tufts University’s offshore wind energy program, joins NPR's '1A' to discuss

Dominion Energy's "Charybdis," the first U.S. offshore wind turbine installation vessel.

Dominion Energy’s New Ship May Hold Key to U.S. Offshore Wind Energy

[VIDEO] NBC News reports on how one boat could carry the key to unlocking more green energy

Installation of a Vineyard Wind 1 offshore wind turbine

Offshore wind faces more financial turbulence in 2024

Tufts faculty weigh in on the financial outlook for offshore wind

Offshore wind turbine with service vessel

Now Is the Time to Invest in US Offshore Wind

Read 'Viewpoint' in 'Engineering News-Record (EN-R)', by Eric Hines and Barbara Kates-Garnick

Wind power nacelles — ‘the heart of the turbine’ — arrive in port

Ship from France delivers nacelles; Vineyard Wind will soon start shipping out partially constructed turbines one-by-one atop barges for offshore installation

Visualizing the Technology and Policy Interface

The Offshore Wind Transmission Workshop was held on Join us on Thursday, June 22, 2023

A boat passes by a wind farm in the ocean

Offshore Wind Makes Waves

Students and faculty at Fletcher and the School of Engineering partner to study offshore wind