Manufacturers Back Out Of British And U.S. Windfarms Citing Higher Costs

Climate cult edifices are collapsing just their narrative making the case for renewable energy based on human-caused climate change.

Vattenfall says it is stopping British Norfolk Boreas offshore wind farm https://t.co/hAeu2Gs9bR pic.twitter.com/fCmOVuJpLC

— Reuters UK (@ReutersUK) July 20, 2023

"Ominous offshore wind news from Rhode Island" – @CommonWealthMag editor @BruceMohl argues the whole region should pay attention to the failure of a wind-energy bid this week https://t.co/wSOkpfxorH

— Ted Nesi (@TedNesi) July 20, 2023

Higher construction and energy costs are making it too expensive to construct offshore wind farms in which, according to CNN, offshore windfarms planned in Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island may end up on the back burner.

Just recently, Sweden dumped using renewable energy and will shift to using nuclear power instead citing higher energy costs resulting from relying on renewables like wind and solar. Two years ago, the U.S. Energy Information Administration compared the output of wind and coal-fired energy sources and the black gold prevailed. Thankfully, politicians and people are waking up to why renewables are nothing more than green utopian fantasies.

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