South Carolina's Offshore Wind Development Has Been Slowed By Natural Gas

WITTINGEN, GERMANY – APRIL 23: A modern, electricity-producing wind turbine (L) spins near an old and defunct windmill next to a country road on April 23, 2012 near Wittingen, Germany. Germany is investing heavily in renewable energy sources and has …

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