While Atlantic Shores took the step to cancel its contract with New Jersey, the company says its project is in a holding pattern while awaiting a new political climate.

Atlantic Shores files to terminate its 1.5-GW offshore wind project Project faced regulatory, permitting, federal policy hurdles Filing follows cancellation of key air permit and paused construction ...

Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind petitioned the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities to terminate its Offshore Renewable Energy ...

Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind is a 1.5-gigawatt power project partnership by Shell New Energies U.S. and EDF Renewables Inc. The project would be located about nine miles off the southern coast ...

The Atlantic Shores offshore wind project set for southern New Jersey said Oct. 1 it has gained federal approval to start construction of what would be a 2.6 GW, two-part project owned by Shell ...

Atlantic Shores' offshore wind farm project in South Jersey is "no longer viable" due to a poor economy and President Donald Trump's war on wind, the company announced.

A New Jersey shore community is calling on state regulators and an offshore wind company to conduct a transparent and detailed safety analysis on the turbines selected for the Atlantic Shores ...

Atlantic Shores withdrawal jolts NJ's offshore wind plans. Clip: 6/11/2025 | 1m 26s Video has Closed Captions | CC. The company left door open to return. Aired 06/11/2025 ...

Atlantic Shores intends to build a 1,510-megawatt power turbine array off Atlantic City, a project that should produce enough electricity to power 700,000 homes, according to the company.

Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind is a 50/50 partnership between Shell New Energies US LLC and EDF Renewables North America. The entity submitted a June filing to the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities.