New Jersey on Tuesday opened the door to more offshore wind development — although no wind turbines currently spin off the state’s coast. The Board of Public Utilities approved the opening of a fourth solicitation window — a time in which developers can apply to build wind projects here. That window will last from now until July 10. The latest BPU approval came months after the world’s largest wind developer, Ørsted, suddenly pulled out of plans to build the state’s first wind farm 15 miles from the coasts of Cape May and Atlantic Counties. “I think that advancing this solicitation really demo…