Administration moves to reexamine permit for operating offshore wind farm
The Trump administration is seeking to review a key approval for Revolution Wind, a $6.2 billion project already supplying power.
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What happened
The Trump administration is seeking to reevaluate a key permit for Revolution Wind, an offshore wind farm valued at $6.2 billion. Trump has again targeted the farm's approval.
Why it matters
The reports indicate the move puts at risk a project that is already producing power for the region.
Timeline
- Oct 13, 4:00 PM ET: The administration moved to reevaluate a key permit for Revolution Wind, a $6.2 billion offshore wind farm already generating power.
- Oct 14, 4:38 PM ET: Trump renewed his effort against Revolution Wind's approval, even though the farm already supplies electricity to New England.
Coverage
- Revolution Wind is powering New England, and Trump is attacking it again (electrek.co)
- Trump goes after an offshore wind farm that’s already up and running (canarymedia.com)
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