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‘Another attempt to industrialize the coast’: California’s Central Coast residents work to stop — or at least slow down — offshore wind
4 December 2023
California
Joey Racano used to have a dining room table. Now the sunlit nook off the family kitchen more often than not serves as a conference room. The table is covered with maps, thick binders bulging with tech reports, towers of meeting minutes, abandoned coffee mugs – the accumulation of years of community vigilance. On this day, his home is a lively place where a handful of locals are discussing one of California’s most complex and audacious initiatives – loading the Pacific Ocean . . .

Researchers spot whales near California wind farm zones
23 December 2022
California, Oregon, Wildlife
“There are quite a lot of large whales out there, quite a number.”

Wind turbines off CA coast? Big engineering feat generates anxiety
29 September 2022
California
The Biden administration has chosen two sections off the California coast – near Morro Bay and Humboldt County – to build massive wind turbines, which could help the state become carbon neutral by 2045. But coastal waters here are vital to industries like shipping, fishing, and telecommunications. And they sustain delicate marine ecosystems. The U.S. Interior Department is weighing these other interests before the turbines can be built, according to Katy Stech Ferek, Wall Street Journal reporter. “It’ll be a really interesting . . .

In the next 10 years wind turbines could be constructed in the Humboldt Bay
29 September 2022
California
Within the next ten years, wind turbines could produce renewable energy for Humboldt county. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management conducted an environmental assessment of the wind energy area within Humboldt bay and found no significant impacts. Auctioning the area to developers is the next step and is said to be happening soon. Humboldt bay is said to be the perfect spot to house wind turbines and produce renewable energy, but many concerns come with bringing a new industry into . . .

Energy commission adopts ambitious offshore wind goals that could accelerate Morro Bay wind farms
11 August 2022
California
The California Energy Commission voted today to move forward with a historic target for offshore wind energy in the state, setting a goal they say could power almost 4 million homes by 2030 and 25 million homes by midcentury. Ahead of the vote, the Offshore Wind Now Coalition held a press conference outside the California Natural Resources Agency building in Sacramento. Laura Deehan is the director of Environment California, one of the nonprofits involved in the coalition. “I am so . . .

Wrangling over renewables: Counties push back on Newsom administration usurping local control
5 August 2022
California
Kings County Supervisor Joe Neves guided his pickup to a stop next to a long line of chain-link fencing. On one side of a gravel road stood row after row of glinting solar panels. The automated mirrors pivot and turn, following the sun in its daily path across the Central Valley sky. Neves, a big man with a wispy Santa Claus beard, was showing off the county’s newest mega solar power project, still under construction on 1,600 acres. A state-of-the-art . . .

Will California’s offshore wind farms damage underwater life? Here’s what scientists are finding
2 July 2022
California
MORRO BAY, San Luis Obispo County – As sites for two massive wind farms are due to be leased soon off the California coast, conservationists are concerned whether renewable energy development can coexist with whales, seabirds and a lucrative fishing industry. That’s partly what scientists who spent five days on the research vessel Fulmar last week were trying to find out. They set out along the Big Sur coast on a foggy morning to collect underwater sounds of baleen whales, porpoises, . . .

Newsom has a plan to keep the lights on in California — using fossil fuels
29 June 2022
California
Major environmental groups haven’t taken a position on Newsom’s proposal to streamline project approval, after an earlier provision that would have eliminated additional layers of review — including from the Coastal Commission — was removed. Local governments, though, are furious. In a letter opposing the bill, the California State Assn. of Counties, Urban Counties of California, Rural County Representatives of California and the League of California Cities said renewable energy facilities “can have enormous impacts on local communities.” They said the Energy Commission approval process is “overly broad, usurps local control, excludes local governments from meaningful involvement in major development projects within their jurisdictions, and could result in even more litigation.”

Fishermen join forces amid Humboldt County offshore wind development
14 June 2022
California
A recently formed association is seeking to afford some protection to the fishermen who will lose access to fishing grounds as the state and country transition to running on renewable energy like offshore wind. Earlier this year, Humboldt County’s commercial fishermen joined with other members of their industry across the North Coast, from Crescent City to San Francisco, to form the California Fishermen’s Resiliency Association. The association is a point of contact for offshore wind developers, with whom the association . . .

Challenges face wind energy project off the Humboldt County coast
5 June 2022
California
The state and federal government set ambitious goals for developing renewable energy— like Humboldt County’s offshore wind project – but how quickly that development materializes locally is a matter of debate. Earlier this week, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management published a proposed sale notice for five commercial wind energy leases off the coast of California – three off the coast of Morro Bay in Southern California and two off the coast of Humboldt Bay. The combined area up for lease is . . .

Morro Bay offshore wind leases will be up for bid soon — and they start at $8 million each
27 May 2022
California
Exactly how will wind energy areas off the coasts of San Luis Obispo County and Humboldt County be leased to commercial developers? The U.S. Department of the Interior announced its proposed parameters for floating offshore wind farm leases in those areas on Thursday. The proposed sale notice explains that the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) expects to offer three leases in the Morro Bay wind energy area, a 376-square-mile section of the Pacific Ocean located northwest of Morro . . .

Coastal Commission moves offshore wind forward
16 April 2022
California
The California Coastal Commission voted unanimously April 7 to conditionally concur with a federal determination that allowing energy companies and organizations to study a proposed offshore wind farm area on the Humboldt County coast is consistent with the state’s Coastal Management Program. The highly technical and bureaucratic vote clears the way for companies interested in purchasing federal leases to erect large, floating offshore wind turbines to generate renewable electricity off the coast to begin studying and assessing the project site. . . .

Coastal ommission says it’s cool to move forward with Humboldt Bay offshore wind project studies, approves bay trail permit
8 April 2022
California
The California Coastal Commission removed a critical hurdle this Thursday to allow for further exploration of a proposed wind energy project just off of Humboldt County’s coast. In a unanimous decision, the commission voted to conditionally concur that a consistency determination brought forth by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) for leasing activities associated with the proposed project adheres to the California Coastal Management Program. In essence, the wordy and convoluted decision allows BOEM to initiate talks with interested . . .

Coastal Commission votes to move forward with Humboldt offshore wind exploration
8 April 2022
California
The California Coastal Commission voted unanimously today to conditionally concur with a federal determination that allowing energy companies and organizations to study a proposed offshore wind farm area on the Humboldt County Coast is consistent with the California Coastal Management Program. The highly technical and bureaucratic vote clears the way for companies interested in purchasing federal leases to erect large, floating offshore wind turbines to generate renewable electricity off the coast to begin studying and assessing the project site. Known . . .

California takes step toward first offshore wind farm on West Coast
8 April 2022
California
The California Coastal Commission voted unanimously to pave the way for the West Coast’s first offshore wind farm that if ultimately approved and built would occupy roughly 206 square miles of ocean about 20 miles west of the town of Eureka, Calif. “This is truly historic,” said commission chair Donne Brownsey just before the unanimous vote was taken. Not everyone agrees. Specifically, commercial fishermen said the waters off of Eureka are some of the most valuable on the entire West . . .

Fishermen voice concerns about Humboldt County wind energy project
26 January 2022
California
While the proposed wind energy area off Humboldt Bay is estimated to have a minimal to low impact on the region’s commercial fishing, some industry members do not fully agree with site assessment and characterization survey findings. During a virtual meeting hosted Tuesday morning by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management to gather public input on the site, dubbed the Humboldt Call Area, and provide an update on the project’s progress, BOEM biologist Lisa Gilbane stated the studies show leasing . . .

2 of world’s largest oil companies want to build offshore wind farm near Morro Bay
24 September 2021
California
Two of the world’s largest oil and gas companies, along with several other energy companies, have expressed interest in pursuing a lease to develop an offshore wind energy farm off the Central Coast. A subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell – Shell Renewables and Energy Solutions LLC – and bp America Inc. both wrote to the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) to express eagerness about the proposed floating offshore wind farm in the Morro Bay call area west of Cambria and . . .

How much offshore wind energy is coming to California? Gov. Newsom signs law to find out
24 September 2021
California
Offshore wind is no longer a distant possibility in California. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law on Thursday mandating that the California Energy Commission create a plan for offshore wind development in federal waters. “Offshore wind power is one step closer to finding a home on the Central Coast and making us the nation’s clean energy capital,” said Assemblymember Jordan Cunningham, R-San Luis Obispo, an author of AB 525. “Offshore wind is a win-win-win. It means more renewable . . .

Federal government wants wind turbine proposals for 2 new areas off Morro Bay
29 July 2021
California
The potential for wind turbines floating off the Central Coast shoreline just got a little closer to becoming a reality. The U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Management (BOEM) announced Wednesday morning that it will soon publish a call for information and nominations for two new areas within the proposed 399-square-mile Morro Bay offshore wind farm call area. The Morro Bay call area previously encompassed 311 square miles when the first call for information and nominations were sent . . .

California’s first offshore wind project has Morro Bay fishermen worried
8 July 2021
California
Fishermen in Morro Bay are about to get a much taller neighbor than the ancient volcanic mound that stands like a giant at the tip of the harbor. Wind turbines are coming. “These things are as big as skyscrapers,” says Chris Pavone, who’s among roughly 120 fishermen who trap, troll, and drop lines off Morro Bay and Avila Beach. He’s worried about what could become the first offshore wind farm on the West Coast. Approved by the Biden administration, the . . .

Biden opens California coast to offshore wind turbines
26 May 2021
California
The Biden administration on Tuesday announced plans to open areas of the Pacific Ocean off California’s coast to offshore wind development for the first time, supporting the construction of hundreds of large wind turbines to expand renewable energy and reduce the impacts of climate change. The announcement, endorsed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, moves forward the prospect for wind farms in two areas about 20 miles off the coast of Morro Bay and Humboldt County. Turbines roughly 600 to 700 feet . . .

Biden looks to California for next phase of offshore wind
26 May 2021
California
Until now, the plan to power American cities by erecting thousands of giant wind turbines in the oceans off the United States has mostly been an East Coast vision. Developers are busy studying the outer continental shelf and awaiting – or recently celebrating – federal permits to put wind farms from Maine to North Carolina. The West Coast has lagged behind as the Biden administration pursues its ambitious goal of producing 30 gigawatts of electricity from offshore wind by 2030. The main . . .

Biden administration unveils offshore wind plan for California
25 May 2021
California
The federal government plans to open more than 250,000 acres off the California coast to wind development, the Biden administration announced Tuesday, as part of a major effort to ramp up the nation’s renewable energy and cut its climate-warming emissions. Under the plan, the administration would allow wind power projects to be built in federal waters off the coast of Central California northwest of Morro Bay, as well as at a second location west of Humboldt Bay. Officials estimate that . . .

California lawmakers warm up to offshore wind
22 April 2021
California
Sensing a change in direction from the White House, California is prepping to make offshore wind the next big thing in its pursuit of clean energy. Still reeling from a summer of rolling blackouts across the state’s largest cities, lawmakers on Wednesday advanced legislation requiring regulators to clear the way for a rush of floating wind farms over the next two decades. The bill’s author pitched offshore wind to the Assembly Utilities and Energy Committee as a twofer: a way . . .

Are offshore wind farms coming to California’s coastline?
12 February 2021
California
California has been a world leader in renewable energy for decades. It has more solar power and electric cars than any other state. And it built the first large wind farms in the nation more than 30 years ago. But there’s one area where the Golden State has fallen far behind: offshore wind. From Scotland to Norway, China to Rhode Island, thousands of giant turbines generate clean energy in oceans around the world. But none is off California’s coast. On . . .

Offshore wind farms could be California’s next big energy rush
12 February 2021
California
Looking to an underutilized but readily available resource, a California lawmaker is pressing the state to look to the Pacific Ocean in its endless search for clean energy. As the Golden State continues to grow its renewable energy capabilities, Assemblyman David Chiu says the state must tap into offshore winds to meet its ambitious goal of 100% clean energy by 2050. With over 800 miles of California coastline, Chiu claims massive offshore wind farms are the commonsensical complement to the . . .

Researchers: Offshore wind farm would alter ecosystem How wildlife will respond is still unclear
29 September 2020
California, Wildlife
There’s still a lot of uncertainty surrounding how an offshore wind farm would impact specific species off the coast, but researchers say it will change the area’s ecosystem. Wildlife in the area may be impacted by the noise potentially being generated by the turbines, the vessel traffic that also creates noise and increases the chance of a collision, and the change in the ocean floor substrate from soft to hard, Sharon Kramer, project researcher at ecological consultants H.T. Harvey and . . .

North Coast’s wind energy could supply state with 4% of its electricity needs
15 September 2020
California, Oregon
California’s North Coast, along with southern Oregon, has the strongest offshore winds in the U.S., researchers say, and could generate approximately 4% of the state’s electricity needs if a larger offshore wind farm was built in a 200-square-mile area about 20 miles off the coast of Humboldt Bay. “It’s quite significant,” Arne Jacobson, director of the Schatz Energy Research Center at Humboldt State University, said at a virtual session presenting the findings of local offshore wind research on Monday afternoon. . . .

US military squeezes wind energy development off California’s Central Coast
16 March 2020
California
Developers, state officials and federal agencies working toward the creation of a thriving wind industry off California’s Central Coast have encountered a formidable opponent: the U.S. military. The Pentagon’s space restrictions in West Coast waters have so far stymied efforts to generate carbon-free electricity using floating wind turbines above the Outer Continental Shelf. The conflict threatens to further delay the federal government’s auction of leases in the state’s most desirable area for offshore wind energy development, originally planned for 2018. . . .

Deal emerges to bring 1st offshore wind farms to Calif.
21 February 2020
California
Offshore wind developers are lining up to build the first wind turbines off the coast of California. But they have a problem called the Department of Defense. For years, the military has managed to block the establishment of offshore wind lease areas off of Southern and central California, effectively holding back development across the entire state. Defense officials have said turbines would interrupt training exercises run by the Navy, the Air Force and other branches of the military out of . . .

Push for wind farms off Central Coast now has Navy’s support
10 February 2020
California
A key gatekeeper with the U.S. Navy says they are ready to move forward on plans for offshore wind along the Central Coast – particularly efforts to install floating turbines off of Morro Bay. Navy encroachment program director Steve Chung says a new collaboration launched last summer that included himself, Assistant Secretary of Defense Robert McMahon and the chair the California Energy Commission (CEC) has been working with local legislative leaders led by Congressman Salud Carbajal, D-Santa Barbara, on a monthly . . .

After marathon meetings, supervisors vote 4-1 to deny Terra-Gen’s wind energy project
18 December 2019
California
The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted 4-1 to deny the Terra-Gen wind energy project, rejecting a widely controversial plan to build wind turbines on the Bear River and Monument ridges above Scotia. After an emotional, hours-long dialogue, the supervisors stopped short of approving the company’s proposal in a 2-3 decision, before voting again to officially deny the project. In the initial vote, supervisors Virginia Bass and Rex Bohn voted to move the project forward. In the 4-1 . . .

Why the supes denied Terra-Gen’s wind project, despite a series of 11th hour concessions from the company
18 December 2019
California, Victories
With Humboldt County supervisors Rex Bohn and Virginia Bass having indicated they would support controversial plans to erect a wind farm on Monument and Bear River ridges south of Rio Dell, and supervisors Steve Madrone and Estelle Fennell having indicated they would not, Supervisor Mike Wilson was left as the swing vote. Obviously deeply conflicted at the end of a marathon 16-hour meeting spread over two days that were punctuated by emotional testimony and the occasional outburst, Wilson was still . . .

Overflow crowd again turns out for public hearing on controversial wind farm proposal
18 December 2019
California
The debate over the proposed Terra-Gen wind energy project seemed no closer to resolution after a second heated five-and-a-half-hour public hearing at the County Planning Commission on Thursday. Once again, the Supervisors Chamber was packed with people standing in the aisles. About 40 people who could not fit into the crowded room stood outside in the hallway, and another 50 or so people filled a conference room down the hall, where the proceeds of the meeting were piped in. People . . .

Board of Supes sinks Terra-Gen wind farm on 4-1 vote, following days of hearings
18 December 2019
California, Victories
UPDATE, 3:36 p.m.: The Terra-Gen Wind Project Has Been Denied Bass had just said she’s sticking with her vote to support the project.  Madrone said he thinks the board has talked it through and thanked the audience. He then moved to have the county sign the indemnification agreement regardless of the decision. Fennell seconded, and that motion passed unanimously.  Wilson then asked director Ford about making a motion approving option five, even with the applicant’s explanation that such a vote . . .

Divided board votes down wind project
18 December 2019
California, Victories
Clearly conflicted individually and collectively, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to reject controversial plans to build a wind farm project on Monument and Bear River ridges south of Rio Dell. The vote, which saw supervisors Virginia Bass and Rex Bohn support the project and the balance of the board reject it, came at the conclusion of a more than 16-hour meeting spread over two days that included public comment from hundreds of residents. A short round of . . .

Second day of Terra-Gen hearing draws mostly opponents
18 December 2019
California
There wasn’t much of a split in audience opinions at the end of public comments on the second day of the Terra-Gen hearing. Of the 36 speakers who expressed their opinions on the contentious wind energy project being proposed on Monument and Bear River ridges, only two spoke in support of the project, one to hisses from the crowd and shouts of “racist,” at a special meeting of the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday at the Adorni Center . . .

Rigorous public comment period highlights first day of Humboldt Wind Energy Project appeal
18 December 2019
California
EUREKA, Calif. – A rigorous and heated public comment period that lasted nearly six hours highlighted the first day of the appeal meeting surrounding the Humboldt Wind Energy Project in front of the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors Monday. Hundreds of community members showed up at the Adorni Center Dec. 16 at 9 a.m. to express their feelings regarding the project. While those who attended the meeting were told to keep their reaction to each speaker relatively quiet, there were numerous . . .

Terra-Gen leans on climate, unions as critics skewer wind energy pitch
17 December 2019
California
While a swath of residents made good on their promise to show up in full force against energy company Terra-Gen at a public hearing on Monday for the proposed wind turbines above Scotia, project executives found some allies in unionized labor and climate change absolutists. In a showdown for the controversial wind energy project, day one of Terra-Gen’s appeal hearing gave the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors a chance to digest the proposal to build 47 wind turbines on the . . .

Hundreds march against Terra-Gen wind project
15 December 2019
California
For weeks, environmentalists, tribal members and some local city officials have been speaking out against a contentious wind energy project being proposed on Monument and Bear River ridges. More than 300 of those individuals marched today from the nearby city of Rio Dell to the Winema Theater in Scotia as part of what Rio Dell City Manager Kyle Knopp called “the largest pro-environment and pro-tribal rights march in the history of Rio Dell.” Among those present were Rio Dell Mayor . . .

Wind project showdown: Special Board of Supervisors meeting set for all day Monday at the Adorni Center
14 December 2019
California, Press releases
Press release from the County of Humboldt: Due to extraordinary public interest in the Humboldt Wind Energy project, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors has set a special meeting to consider the appeal. The meeting will be held on Monday, Dec.16 between 9 am and 7 pm at the Adorni Center at 1011 Waterfront Drive in Eureka. If there is not enough time on Monday to conclude the item, the Board will continue the special meeting to Tuesday, Dec. 17 . . .

Terra-Gen reaches agreement with local unions, says wind farm would be built entirely with union labor
9 December 2019
California, Press releases
The following press release was sent this morning by Natalynne DeLapp, the local community liaison for Terra-Gen: Eureka, California—Humboldt Del Norte Building & Construction Trades announce a project labor agreement with Terra-Gen that guarantees the Humboldt Wind Project will be built solely by union labor. “The agreement also locks in local hire for this green build to keep our community dollars local.” said Jeff Hunerlach, District Representative for the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 3. “It also promotes the . . .

Offshore wind still looks to get a foothold in California
6 December 2019
California
There may be a literal energy windfall off the coast of California but it is still unclear whether the federal government will give approval to specific sites and how long it will take before tall turbines are bobbing on the Pacific, sending electricity to customers across the Golden State. Wind energy’s boosters are eager to see proposed projects get the go-ahead. “Let’s get a couple of these rolling, get some floating offshore turbines out there and build this over time, . . .

County Planco snubs wind energy project
2 December 2019
California
HUMBOLDT – In a surprising twist, a planning commissioner who had complained that “everything pretty much gets said no to” in the county changed his stance on a controversial wind energy project and joined a majority Planning Commission vote to deny it. ​The Terra-Gen wind energy project proposed for Monument and Bear River ridges was denied in a 4-2 commission vote on Nov. 21 following another lengthy hearing filled with dramatic moments. ​With Commissioner Brian Mitchell absent, the commission was . . .

Planning commissioners explain their flip-flops as supes prepare to hear the Terra-Gen Wind Project appeal at the Adorni Center
28 November 2019
California
After three overflowing meetings of the Humboldt County Planning Commission regarding the controversial Humboldt Wind Energy Project – which the commission wound up rejecting with a 4-2 vote in last week’s nail-biter finale – the proposal is headed to the Board of Supervisors on appeal. And in response to pressure from the public and the City of Rio Dell, the county has secured a much larger venue – Eureka’s Adorni Center – for the board’s special hearing, which has been scheduled for Monday, Dec. . . .

Planning Commission denies wind farm project
28 November 2019
California, Victories
For the third week in a row, overflow crowds filled the supervisors’ chamber for nearly five hours on Nov. 21 to hear the county planning commission discuss the possible permitting of the Terra-Gen Wind Farm Project. Thirty-one members of the public who had not been given time to speak at the previous meeting were allowed their time at the microphone. About half of the people initially listed did not show up, apparently discouraged by their long wait the previous week. . . .

Terra-Gen appeals wind energy project to Board of Supervisors
27 November 2019
California
The Terra-Gen wind energy project is officially headed to the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors table in December after company executives on Monday appealed an earlier denial of the controversial proposal. The county will plan a series of meetings to accommodate for what officials anticipate will be a swarm of public comments regarding the wind farm. It’s possible the Board of Supervisors will move to a different, larger meeting space so its regular chamber doesn’t overflow, as it did at . . .

Rio Dell mayor asks supes to move Terra-Gen appeal meeting down south
23 November 2019
California
Rio Dell Mayor Debra Garnes has sent a letter to the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors officially requesting a change of venue for any future meeting on Terra-Gen’s proposed wind farm. The Humboldt County Planning Commission voted 4-2 Thursday, with commissioners Mike Newman and Alan Bongio dissenting and commissioner Brian Mitchell absent, to deny the proposal to erect massive turbines on Monument and Bear River ridges south of Rio Dell. In the letter with today’s date, Garnes writes that it . . .

‘God help the people of Rio Dell and Scotia’
23 November 2019
California, Letters
Terra-Gen is out-of-area investors seeking to profit from the climate crisis at the expense of Humboldt County residents. They are rushing the permit process, trying to shove their highly destructive project down our throats. If you look at the project you will see that they have chosen the worst spot possible to build their nearly 600-foot-tall monstrosities. They propose to destroy one of the most culturally and ecologically invaluable areas of Humboldt County. Endangered species as well as numerous other . . .

Humboldt County Planning Commission denies Humboldt Wind Energy Project with 4-2 vote
22 November 2019
California, Victories
At a special meeting Thursday, the Humboldt County Planning Commission voted 4-2 to deny the Humboldt Wind Energy Project from moving forward. The commission’s vote denied Humboldt Wind, LLC the necessary permits to begin construction on the project. The project proposed building 60 wind turbines, most of which would be placed on the Bear River and Monument Ridges, west of State Highway 101, south of Rio Dell and Scotia and terminating east of the 101 in Bridgeville. The project is . . .

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