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Loss of federal funding, diminished investor interest and a President Trump anti-offshore wind Executive Order make Maine’s plans for developing a commercial-scale offshore wind manufacturing…

hunt for funding sources continues
A view of Sears Island, from a Mack Point vantage point. (File photo)

AUGUSTA - As the Maine Department of Transportation continues to evaluate sources of funding for the development of an offshore wind port, the DOT said Nov. 8 that it has postponed an…

Maine Research Array Wind Energy Area

The Maine Department of Marine Resources will be conducting a bottom trawl survey of the Maine Research Array Wind Energy Area.  Work will begin on October 15and continue through November 31. …

meeting this evening

SEARSPORT — The Searsport Select Board is meeting with the Maine Dept. of Transportation this evening, Aug. 13, 5 to 7 p.m., at the …

UPDATE: The windmill blade was moved from Stockton Springs at 4:30 a.m., August 10, and arrived in Searsport at 7 a.m. with no issues. Troopers were able to keep Route 1…

The public is advised that wind turbines and other wind power components will be transported via big trucks from Mack Point in Searsport and bound for Washington and Somerset counties in the early…

repurposed industrial site or undeveloped waterfront

SEARSPORT — The geographical distance between Mack Point and Sears Island on the northern end of Penobscot Bay is but a slingshot apart,…

Sprague Energy promotes competing location at Mack Point in Searsport

AUGUSTA - The Maine Department of Transportation said May 17 that it has applied for $456 million in grant funding from the federal government to help construct the East Coast's first floating…

‘This was not an easy decision, nor is it one that I made lightly’

SEARSPORT — The announcement made Feb. 20 by the State of Maine that is has chosen Sears Island and not Mack Point in Searsport as its preferred site for a port facility to support the floating…