Delaware Court Upholds Authority for Offshore Wind Substation in Dagsboro

The Delaware Court of Chancery affirmed the General Assembly's authority to facilitate the construction of an offshore wind electrical substation, crucial for delivering renewable energy to local ratepayers. Attorney General Jennings emphasized the importance of this ruling for reducing electricity costs for Delawareans and ensuring that energy decisions are made at the state level, rather than by individual municipalities.

Published Mar 29, 2026

The Delaware Court of Chancery has upheld the General Assembly's authority to proceed with the construction of an essential electrical substation in Dagsboro, which is necessary for bringing offshore wind power to Delaware. This decision is seen as a crucial step in addressing rising electricity costs for residents.

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Attorney General Jennings stated that this ruling underscores the importance of viewing energy policy as a statewide concern. The state aims to continue supporting this project to provide affordable and reliable energy to all Delaware residents.