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Illustrative of the unusual results that can affect offshore wind energy projects under admiralty law is the Supreme Court's venerable Robins Dry Dock decision, which may preclude or limit an offtaker's ability to recover economic losses arising from a marine casualty causing a forced outage of a wind generation facility
The use of natural gas in the form of LNG (liquefied natural gas) as a fuel for vessels in the United States is receiving focus from both the natural gas and maritime industries
