ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Up to 2 extra overseas wind jobs were proposed for the New Jersey coast Wednesday, and the designers of a 3rd job that currently has initial approval lookedfor to re-bid its terms.
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities gotten 3 quotes by Wednesday’s duedate in the state’s 4th round of solicitations for overseas wind farms.
At least one would be a brand-new job, and one was a demand by Atlantic Shores to rebid half of its formerly revealed two-phase task, which has currently got initial state and federal approvals. No details was offered concerning the 3rd quote.
Attentive Energy, which likewise has initial approval for a wind farm 42 miles (67 kilometers) off Seaside Heights, stated Wednesday it is proposing a 2nd task in New Jersey, however did not instantly offer information.
Atlantic Shores stated it likewise sent a quote that does not propose a brand-new task. Rather, the application looksfor to re-bid the veryfirst part of its task, called Atlantic Shores 1, while bunding it with the 2nd half, Atlantic Shores 2.
The energies board is enabling business to re-bid formerly authorized tasks. If they are authorized in this 4th round of solicitations, their initial approval will be canceled, and the business needto put up an irreversible $100 million letter of credit, amongst other requirements.
Atlantic Shores did not define which elements of its initial quote it is lookingfor to modification.
As it was atfirst revealed, Atlantic Shores, consisting of 2 stages, would be developed inbetween Atla