Offshore-wind is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
A bipartisan Senate permitting bill that could cut up to eight years off energy-project timelines is now at risk because the Trump DOJ's renewed attacks on offshore wind permits may blow up the negotiations, according to sponsor Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse.
The DOJ is moving to revoke offshore wind permits, an action Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse warns could 'blow up' the bipartisan Senate permitting deal he co-sponsors.
The Trump administration is siding with anti-wind litigants seeking to revoke existing federal approvals for the 2-GW New England Wind project off Massachusetts, escalating from blocking new permits to actively unwinding permits already granted.
The Interior Department is moving to reevaluate a key approval for the $6.2 billion Revolution Wind offshore wind project that is already up and running, extending the Trump administration's regulatory crackdown on U.S. offshore wind to completed, revenue-generating infrastructure.
New York’s grid is straining under heat, with aging gas plants, rising demand from electrification, and regulatory bottlenecks hindering rooftop solar and large clean-energy projects.
NRDC estimates Trump’s energy policy could erase 390–540 GW of planned renewables over the next decade, with minimal gas replacement and higher electricity costs.
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