Sentences with phrase «developing offshore areas»

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Hotels in Benoa are generally slightly younger than the hotels of Nusa Dua and the area is not as developed with such natural scenery as mangroves, tropical woodland and beautiful beaches which are largely protected by offshore reefs making ideal swimming areas.

The two documents are a Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental Assessment (EA) and a Call for Information and Nominations («call») on certain areas preliminarily identified as potentially good areas to develop offshore wind energy.

The United States must continue to make progress in developing our many oil and gas resources across the nation, including offshore in areas like the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas, to relieve the many growing pressures facing the American people.

The project, a 90 megawatt development 30 miles southeast of Montauk, is the first step toward developing an area that can host up to 1,000 megawatts of offshore wind power.

As part of this proposal, the Governor also calls on state agencies to ensure a 79,000 acre lease area capable of siting approximately 800 megawatts of offshore wind off of the Rockaway Peninsula is developed cost - effectively and responsibly to customers.

Elsewhere, Joint Development Areas have enabled neighboring countries to work together to develop offshore fields.

Victoria could develop wind power along its southern coastline and near offshore areas of the Bass Strait.

The project is jointly developed by DCNS and its partners with purpose to characterize the geophysical and geotechnical context of the area of an offshore power plant with a floating platform and a potential cable route to the town of Bellefontaine in the western coast of Martinique's Island in the... Continue reading →

Michigan is one of the few states in the country with any chance of developing inland offshore wind power, as it controls 40 % of the surface area of the lakes under its jurisdiction, the report indicates.

Company executives talk about their desire to develop the lease area, and also their opinion that offshore wind energy is way too expensive to succeed.

Government plans stipulate to triple the 2017 capacity by 2030 and the agency estimates that ultimately up to 15 percent of Germany's North Sea area could be needed for developing offshore wind power.

Resilient develops dominant shopping centres in mainly non metropolitan areas, and has substantial holdings in Fortress and the offshore companies.