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A New York company plans to build an offshore wind energy project 42 miles off New Jersey SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N.J. -- A proposed wind energy project off New Jersey would be among the farthest from land on the East Coast, the New York-based development company said Monday. Attentive Energy released new information on the project, which will be 42 miles (67 kilometers) off Seaside Heights and provide enough energy to power 600,000 homes. State regulators did not identify the company when bids were received in August — one of four received as the state pushes to become the East Coast hub of the nascent offshore wind industry. Wind power developers have struggled to make progress, however, due to supply chain issues, higher interest rates, and a failure so far to garner enough tax credits from the federal government. Damian Bednarz, the company's managing director, told The Associated Press that it passed on bidding on undersea sites closer to the shore because it feels its site is sit...

The Premier League may have lost Harry Kane this summer, but England's top flight still boasts some of the best forwards on the planet. Whether you want goals, assists or anything else, you can always find it in the Premier League , with superstars and under-the-radar ballers all strutting their stuff on a regular basis. Here's 90min 's forward power rankings over the 2023/24 season. CHECK OUT 90MIN'S 2023/24 PREMIER LEAGUE POWER RANKINGS manual 10. Callum Wilson More goals for Wilson / Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/GettyImages No player managed more shots on target in the first round of fixtures than Callum Wilson, who continues to love life at St James' Park. He only managed 22 minutes off the bench, but clearly made the most of them and even walked away with a goal. 9. Ollie Watkins Watkins stood out from a bad bunch / George Wood/GettyImages Aston Villa were objectively awful against Newcastle in their opening fixture, but that wasn't for a lack of trying from Ol...

India’s major opposition parties have boycotted the inauguration of a new parliament building by Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying the ceremony sidelined President Droupadi Murmu, who is the head of state and highest constitutional authority NEW DELHI -- India’s major opposition parties Sunday boycotted the inauguration of a new parliament building by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a rare show of unity against his Hindu nationalist ruling party, which has spent nine years in power and is seeking a third term in general elections next year. Modi inaugurated the new parliament in the capital of New Delhi by offering prayers as Hindu priests chanted religious hymns at the start of the ceremony. Opposition parties criticized the event saying the prime minister had sidelined President Droupadi Murmu, who has only ceremonial powers but is the head of state and highest constitutional authority. “May this iconic building be a cradle of empowerment, igniting dreams and nurturing them into re...