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Trump’s Shock Attack on Offshore Wind – Permit Reversal Threatens Massive Massachusetts Wind Farm

Baltic Power Installs First Polish‑Built Vestas Nacelles, Marking Offshore Wind Breakthrough for Poland

Three Vestas V236-15 MW turbines with nacelles built in Poland have been installed at the Baltic Power offshore wind farm, 23 km off Choczewo. This marks the first use of Polish-made offshore wind nacelles at sea. The 1.2 GW project, developed by ORLEN Group and Northland Power, will eventually use 76 turbines to supply up to 4 TWh of electricity annually.
19 November 2025
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Dominion Energy’s Q3 Shocker: Data Center Boom and Offshore Wind Pay Off in Surging Profits

Dominion Energy’s Q3 Shocker: Data Center Boom and Offshore Wind Pay Off in Surging Profits

Dominion Energy reported Q3 2025 operating earnings of $1.06 per share, beating expectations, and GAAP net income rose to $1.0 billion from $934 million a year ago. Revenue jumped 15% to $4.53 billion, driven by strong power demand in Virginia and South Carolina. The company narrowed full-year guidance and is contracting to supply 47 GW of new data center capacity. Offshore wind project costs rose to $11.2 billion but remains on schedule.
3 November 2025
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Trump’s Shock Attack on Offshore Wind – Permit Reversal Threatens Massive Massachusetts Wind Farm

Trump’s Shock Attack on Offshore Wind – Permit Reversal Threatens Massive Massachusetts Wind Farm

The Trump administration has moved to revoke the federal permit for the SouthCoast Wind project off Massachusetts, halting construction on 141 turbines set to power about 840,000 New England homes. The permit was approved in January 2025 after years of review. The decision has triggered sharp disputes between Trump allies and state officials over energy, jobs, and environmental impacts.
20 September 2025
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  • IMF Research Questions Bonds as Safe Havens in Stock Market Crashes, Suggests Commodities ETFs
    June 28, 2026, 10:12 PM EDT. Recent IMF research reveals that bonds may no longer serve as reliable diversifiers during stock market downturns due to increased positive correlation with stocks since 2019. Traditional wisdom that bonds rise when stocks fall is challenged. Instead, adding commodities like precious metals could offer better portfolio protection. ETFs such as iShares Silver Trust (SLV), which tracks silver bullion and has returned 21.75% annually over five years, and VanEck Rare Earth and Strategic Metals ETF (REMX) provide exposure to these assets. Silver's sharp 147.9% gain in 2025 reflects inflation concerns and industrial demand but also comes with volatility, having dropped 50% since its January peak. Investors should weigh risks carefully when seeking diversification beyond stocks and bonds.

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IREN Limited (NASDAQ:IREN) slides as Warriors badge faces AI revenue test

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