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Mark Nardone

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CMO @pancomm in #Boston, #SF, #NYC #UK & Virtual. Passionate about strategic #PR, #marketing, #digital & emerging brands. Can’t live w/o golf, adore my 2 kids.
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Delaware simply cannot afford to wait for offshore wind | Opinion Original

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By Marissa McClenton, Mark Nardone
| Delaware Online Verified
Buffeted by storms on all sides, the advancement of offshore wind energy has not had smooth sailing these past couple years. As we marked Global Wind Day on June 15, however, we can look back on one recent storm that makes a strong case for its benefits. The massive winter storm centered on Jan.
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McClenton and Nardone: Can we afford to wait for offshore wind?

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By Marissa McClenton, Mark Nardone
| Sussex County Post Verified
OPINION Posted Friday, June 12, 2026 1:18 pm When fuel costs rise, we see it in our electric bills. In contrast, the prices of electricity from offshore wind are set in long-term contracts with the purchasers, keeping them stable.” Marissa McClenton of the Sierra Club’s Delaware chapter and Mark Nardone of the Delaware Nature Society are co-facilitators of People for Offshore Energy Resources-Delaware.
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Offshore wind is forward thinking for Fenwick Island — and all of Delaware Original

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By Mark Nardone
| Delaware Online Verified
My family's ties to Fenwick Island date to the 1940s. My grandfather was one of the early mayors. He brokered purchase of the property for Town Hall in the 1950s. He helped to bring streetlights and public water to residents. Granddad couldn’t predict the future, but he looked ever forward. He helped shape a place where our family and many others have made some of their most cherished memories. I am grateful to be able to relive those memories with my children.
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