The American Jobs Project has issued a new 2018 report that focuses on Maine as microcosm of the US to outline how the states can follow global trends toward energy transformation.

A new analysis finds that Maine could add more than 2,000 jobs through aggressive participation in the region’s emerging offshore wind industry.

Maine is poised to capture hundreds of jobs when offshore wind takes off and should adopt policy positions to improve its opportunities, according to a new report.

Maine is poised to capture hundreds of jobs when offshore wind takes off and should adopt policy positions to improve its opportunities, according to a new report.

Greater industry engagement and forward-thinking strategies could help Maine leverage its advantages in infrastructure, academia, and natural resources to support more than 2,000 jobs, according to a new study.

Offshore wind could support 2,144 Maine jobs annually through 2030, according to a report released by the American Jobs Project.

Maine’s offshore wind potential and the expertise it’s already gained through the Maine Aqua Ventus project is a “significant economic opportunity for job growth” that could support an annual average of more than 2,100 jobs through 2030.

Maine could use its offshore wind power expertise to boost manufacturing and support 2,100 jobs in that industry, according to a report released late Wednesday.

With targeted investments and forward-looking policies, the US state of Maine could build on its advantages in the offshore wind industry to increase economic growth and support more than 2,000 jobs annually.

Even as other states move faster, Maine has big potential to develop “next-generation” offshore wind energy technology with floating turbines, according to a new report by clean-energy advocates.