Ørsted, a Danish company that leads the world in offshore wind power, held three virtual open houses this month to meet state requirements to keep the public informed on progress with its Ocean Wind wind turbine farm to be located 15 miles offshore of Atlantic City on the outer Continental Shelf.
An overview of the project describes up to 99 wind turbines, built on separate mono-poles anchored on the sea floor, will be built on the company’s lease area in a grid pattern with 1 mile and 0.08 mile…
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