Sentences with phrase «over offshore waters»

When Santa Ana conditions prevail, with winds in the lower two to three kilometers (1.25 - 1.8 miles) of the atmosphere from the north through east, the air over the coastal basin is extremely dry, and this dry air extends out over offshore waters of the Pacific Ocean.

Not exact matches

Gina Hanrahan added that offshore wind costs were «blowing all expectations out of the water and halving in just over two years.»

Mendonca and his team scrambled to adjust their strategy, and they ended up acquiring 21 blocks in shallower water, what Mendonca calls «ugly ducklings» — areas that Petrobras skipped over in the quest for bigger fields further offshore.

And foreign vessels that lacked licenses to fish in those waters accounted for just over one - half of the offshore catch, she found.

Experience a one hour exciting offshore jet boat ride through the iconic Whitsunday waters, zooming at high speed with amazing sightseeing thrills and spins, spread out over a 40 km journey of pure adventure.

Shearwaters are offshore birds that live over water for months at a time in both summer and winter depending on the migration pattern.

Though only 40 miles or so offshore, the eyewall (the engine that drives the rest of the machine) is still over very warm Gulf water.

Unfortunately, this plan calls for expanding offshore oil drilling to over 90 percent of our coastal waters!

However, the offshore waters have been getting clearer and less turbid over the 97 year historical record of actual in lake measurments.

Over 91 % of offshore wind capacity, or 11,034 MW, has been built in waters off the coast of eleven European countries,

A recently published report on deep water offshore wind energy says that floating turbines in the depths in the North Sea are the future of wind energy - which could power Europe 4 times over www.ewea.org/report/deep - water

More than 500 megawatts of new offshore wind power went online in U.K. waters in the first half of 2013, bringing the country's grand total to over 3,400 megawatts — enough to power more than 2 million U.K. homes.

This unfortunate «misinformation» meeting did nothing to calm the public relations furor that is now unfolding over this proposed offshore project, which would be the first in fresh waters in North America.

«Rhode Island is proud to be home to the nation's first offshore wind farm — and I'm proud to be the only governor in America who can say we have steel in the water and blades spinning over the ocean,» said Rhode Island Governor Gina M. Raimondo.

Over the last year or so, the Australian wind industry, its parasites and spruikers have pointed to a number of proposals to spear mega-windmills offshore and out in the briny blue, including one monstrous boondoggle pitched for the waters off of the Victorian coast.

With the weather conditions at sea, where strong winds constantly blow on the water's surface on most of the days of the year, and the technology rapidly becoming cheaper, hopes are springing that offshore wind turbines alone could cover well over 12 percent of the power consumption of the world's fourth largest economy by 2030 — meaning that the number of turbines would have to rise considerably from the roughly 1,200 in operation at the end of 2017.

In that role, she led over 300 attorneys in 16 offices nationwide and acquired significant experience in onshore and offshore energy development (conventional and renewable), the administration of federal water projects, conservation and wildlife legal requirements, and public land law.