[AT7Saluki]

Cue the NIMBYs

[cgbg]

Hopefully they block Obozo’s ocean view.

[stanne]

Biden hopes to make it downstairs for the shuffle toward his cereal bowl.

Who did they think they are kidding?

[Da Coyote]

Hope Slow Joe remembers not to build within sight of Dead Ted’s slimy family houses.

[maddog55]

Awesome headline.. Biden hopes to boost offshore wind as Mass. project advances

How is going to create wind? Butterfly effect or farts from the White House?

[BenLurkin]

Windmills off Martha’s Vineyard and the Hamptons would make sense. Put them there.

[Reno89519]

Put it in front of Obama’s $17 million dollar soon-to-be underwater estate.

[1Old Pro]

Ted Kennedy was the only reason this didn’t move forward.

[Parmy]

Baby the wind must blow. Baby the rain must fall.

[PGR88]

in 25 years, when these things are spent, aren’t worth replacing or repairing, are rusting, and people are arguing over who should pay to remove them - at least the folks of Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod will enjoy looking at them, as a memento of what virtuous leftists they were.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“Cue the NIMBYs”

If I recall correctly, it was Ted Kennedy who first said no to this project.

[Pollard]

Let me know when they can run a solar panel manufacturing facility on solar power or a wind turbine manufacturing facility on wind. Then they can call it sustainable.

[White Lives Matter]

How will these wind machines hold up when a real hurricane hits?

[Governor Dinwiddie]

"…would create 800 megawatts of electricity, enough to power 400,000 homes …"

Yes, at a bargain residential rate of $1/kWh ! <snort>

[bert]

Yes sir,,,,,, you must do something, even if it’s wrong

[DoodleDawg]

Bet this one works in winter.

[plain talk]

But how would they fare in a Hurricane Sandy type storm?

[SGCOS]

we’ll need a committee to track dead seagulls..

[elpadre]

How much in taxpayer subsidies are involved???

[kiryandil]

"Ape Pee"

Biden's puppeteers hope to boost offshore wind as Mass. project advances

fixed it

[DoughtyOne]

It’s my perception that large wind hasn’t worked out.

Private property wind to charge personal power banks is a better
use of the concept. As long as the units don’t cause excessive
noise, it’s a good way to harvest energy.

Ideally, a solar and wind combination for personal property
is a good idea.

It is dependent on location, annual days of sun, and the frequent
presence of wind.