Environment
US Offshore Wind Pipeline Grew 24 Percent Despite COVID-19
During the COVID pandemic the US offshore wind pipeline grew 24%, with 35,324 megawatts now in various stages of development.
This graphic depicts the accident sequence and arrangement of barges, vessels and wharfs the American Liberty contacted during the May 16, 2019, accident near Reserve, Louisiana. Chart via Google Maps, graphic overlay by Julia Paajanen, NTSB
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