In response to a solicitation for offshore wind from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Mayflower Wind submitted a bid for a project utilizing transmission assets developed by Anbaric and purchased by Mayflower.Read More
Anbaric Development Partners, LLC joins with New England residents and all Americans in celebrating the first official observance of Juneteenth.Read More
Mayflower Wind and Anbaric announced that they have signed an agreement for Mayflower Wind to use transmission assets developed by Anbaric to bring offshore wind to Brayton Point. Mayflower Wind will bring clean offshore wind energy from its federal offshore energy lease area to Brayton Point which will lay the foundation for the broad repowering of Brayton Point.Read More
Anbaric released a statement from CEO Clarke Bruno on President Biden’s offshore wind goals.Read More
Wakefield, Mass – Oct. 27, 2020 – Anbaric today announced that Peter Shattuck will now serve in the expanded role as the company’s President for New England. He will oversee the company’s operations across Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. Shattuck, a long-time clean energy advocate, joined Anbaric in 2017 and previously…Read More
Representatives of the fishing industry, business community, and academia call for early action on an offshore transmission system to minimize impacts on fisheries and the environment, reduce costs, and achieve decarbonization goals.
Anbaric has announced that it will sponsor the Northeast Clean Energy Council’s (NECEC) Clean Energy Back to Work Challenge. As businesses continue to navigate the COVID-19 global pandemic, this initiative is designed to promote new, safety-minded best practices and innovation solutions that the Northeast clean energy industry is developing to get back to work safely….Read More
A multi-user, ‘planned’ transmission system for offshore wind off the New England coast of the US could generate grid savings of up to $1bn, according to a new report by consultancy The Brattle Group. The report – ‘Offshore Transmission in New England: The Benefits of a Better-Planned Grid’ – was prepared for transmission developer Anbaric…Read More
A multi-user, planned transmission system to harness wind power off New England’s coast could result in onshore electric grid cost savings of over USD 1 billion and significantly reduce environmental impacts, a report prepared for transmission developer Anbaric shows. The report, Offshore Transmission in New England: The Benefits of a Better-Planned Grid, describes the limitations of…Read More
The Brattle Group has detailed onshore electric grid cost savings of over $1 billion and significantly reduced environmental impacts in adopting a multi-user, planned transmission system to harness wind power off New England’s coast in its recent report on offshore wind. The report, Offshore Transmission in New England: The Benefits of a Better-Planned Grid, describes the limitations of…Read More