US sets initial floating wind lease sale on 29 October for eight areas in Gulf of Maine

The area, if fully developed, has 13GW of potential energy capacity as Biden administration ramps sector activity amid threats by presidential candidate Donald Trump

A fisherman wearing blue gloves is holding a live lobster while sorting lobsters by size in Maine .Photo: WoodysPhotos/Shutterstock

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US sets initial floating wind lease sale on 29 October for eight areas in Gulf of Maine

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