The deadline for companies to finish up contracts covering part of the state’s slow-to-start wind power plans has blown by once more without any deals in place and will again be pushed, this time

The state’s offshore wind ambitions face fresh delays, pushing deadline for new power purchase agreements at least to year’s end.

The next round of offshore wind power projects for Massachusetts moved even further out of reach Monday when state officials got word that project developers and utilities will not meet Monday’s already-delayed target for finalizing contracts and might not submit contracts for state approval until 2026.

The state’s offshore wind power aspirations were set even further back Monday with a six-month delay in the process of finalizing new projects.