US EditionNantucket Announces Settlement in Connection to Last Summer’s Vineyard Wind Debris Incident
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Settlement in Nantucket blade failure lets wind power developer off the hook, critics want answers
The town of Nantucket settled with the maker of a blade that broke away from a wind turbine in the Vineyard Wind offshore wind project. It scattered debris across the island's beaches but the settlement releases the developer from further liability. Critics demand more accountability.
Nantucket announces settlement in connection to last summer’s Vineyard Wind debris incident
NANTUCKET – The Town of Nantucket has reached a settlement with GE Vernova for compensation of the losses resulting from last summer’s Vineyard Wind turbine blade failure. The town says the total amount is $10.5 million. The July 13th, 2024 incident scattered foam, fiberglass and other debris along Nantucket’s shores, as well as other parts […] The post Nantucket announces settlement in connection to last summer’s Vineyard Wind debris incident a…
United States – 15/07/2025 – energysdelamer.eu. Following the failure of a wind turbine in the wind farm at the Vineyard Sea in July 2024, the city announced Friday morning the agreement with GE Vernova, who manufactured the failed Haliade-X turbine, after a 300-foot long blade collapsed 15 miles southwest of the island. Fiberglass and foam debris had been found on the beaches and in the area. Under the agreement, Nantucket will create a "Commun…
The city of Nantucket, Massachusetts, has reached an agreement with GE Vernova for losses resulting from the failure of a turbine shovel in the Vineyard Wind 1 project. GE Vernova will pay $10.5 million in compensation to Nantucket for the incident, which took place on July 13, 2024. Related:GE Vernova will supply CIP with 700 million wind turbines to the Teruel wind farm of 760MWAccording to the city, the failure of the shovels led to the sprea…
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