Offshore Wind in Coastal North Carolina: A Feasibility Study
Jessica E. Regan
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Jessica E. Regan
Abstract
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The objective of this study is to evaluate and analyze data related to the construction of\nan offshore wind facility located in coastal North Carolina in order to determine whether\nor not a renewable energy project of this scope and magnitude would be feasible. In\norder to determine how feasible such a development would be for coastal North Carolina,\nseveral different aspects of the project will be analyzed: Ecological impacts, including\npotential changes in coastal geology and climate patterns; regulations and legal issues;\neconomic issues; and the public’s perception of wind energy. Based on these analyses,\nrecommendations will be made as to whether a project of this scope would be a\nreasonable undertaking.
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The objective of this study is to evaluate and analyze data related to the construction of\nan offshore wind facility located in coastal North Carolina in order to determine whether\nor not a renewable energy project of this scope and magnitude would be feasible. In\norder to determine how feasible such a development would be for coastal North Carolina,\nseveral different aspects of the project will be analyzed: Ecological impacts, including\npotential changes in coastal geology and climate patterns; regulations and legal issues;\neconomic issues; and the public’s perception of wind energy. Based on these analyses,\nrecommendations will be made as to whether a project of this scope would be a\nreasonable undertaking.
Key concepts: Submarine pipeline, Oceanography, Offshore wind power, Environmental science, Geology, Geography, Wind power, Engineering