Dayna Cobb, director of DNREC’s Division of Climate, Coastal and Energy told WHYY News that flexibility will allow the state to “make sure that we minimize any potential risks, and best adapt to the changing industry conditions.”
“We’re looking at what’s happening now with our federal partners and how they have stepped in to help with supply chain issues,” she said. “We’re holistically looking at the landscape and how we can best move forward in a cost-effective way.”
The new report comes after Delaware lawmakers tasked DNREC with analyzing the costs and benefits of offshore wind in state waters.
The legislation codified research the agency has already begun, including data on economic and…
