A poll by the National Resources Defense Council shows 88% of Virginians want the state to use more wind and solar power, and the federal government has

Source: Offshore Wind Power: New Technologies | WVTF

The last of a three part series, this produces even more interesting details on why Dominion, with such an ideal spot for offshore wind development has failed to come up with a viable plan.

There is a suggestion here that the state regulators may be to blame, citing the cheaper sources of fossil fuels and existing nuclear capacity, developing renewables would cost more at present than existing infrastructure.

Is it Dominion, state regulators, or a lack of entrepreneurs ready to tackle the new energy?