Public consultations are set to begin for the proposed Dogger Bank D wind farm, which aims to generate up to 2 GW of renewable power off the Yorkshire coast, starting on September 10, 2024. Meanwhile, Massachusetts and Rhode Island are advancing three new offshore wind projects totaling 2.9 GW to enhance regional energy capacity and meet CO₂ reduction targets by 2030 and 2033, respectively. In North Carolina, coastal erosion threatens homes in Rodanthe, prompting urgent discussions among local and federal partners on how to address the issue. Additionally, Delaware is nearing a decision on the U.S. Wind project, which has sparked mixed reactions from locals about its potential impact on popular surf-fishing areas. The deadline for public comments on this project is September 9, with a review planned by DNREC. The ongoing debates reflect broader concerns about the balance between renewable energy development and environmental preservation in coastal areas.