Court Ruling Gives Hope to Offshore Wind Sector
The injunction ends a federal work pause citing national security risks, allowing Revolution Wind to resume, expected to cut New England energy costs by $500 million by 2028.
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Why a federal judge’s ruling has given some hope to Mass.’ sputtering offshore wind sector
One New England offshore wind project has secured court approval to restart construction after the Trump administration paused the leases on five major projects days before Christmas, and Gov. Maura Healey says she’s in touch with wind power “partner states” about getting the sector back to work.
Hochul, Unions Rally in Defense of Offshore Wind
The Reporters’ Notebook features bite-sized stories and updates from New York Focus reporters on the topics they cover. A few days before Christmas, Amanda Juli was on a boat about 15 miles off the coast of Long Island when she got startling news from her supervisor. She and her coworkers had been out at sea helping to lay underwater cables meant to transport electricity from the massive Empire offshore wind farm to Brooklyn. Now, they were bein…
Ørsted stock soars after court victory in USA - The Copenhagen Post
Investors of Danish company Ørsted are pleased that a judge ruled their offshore wind project near the U.S. East Coast can resume work. The stock rose by 5.4% on Tuesday following the decision. In December, the U.S. Department of the Interior paused the project, Revolution Wind, over national security concerns, particularly regarding potential radar interference. […]
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