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A federal judge on Monday dealt a fifth blow to the Trump administration’s attempts to kill the offshore wind farms under construction up and down the east coast.
In December, Trump suspended all five offshore wind projects under construction in federal waters off the coast of New England, New York and Virginia — grinding construction to a halt. But since then, developers have had a string of successive wins in court challenging the move. Wind developers are now 5-0 in court battles with the administration.
On Monday, Judge Royce Lamberth of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia became the latest to issue a preliminary injunction allowing the New York-based Sunrise Wind — owned by Danish energy company Ørsted — to resume construction...
…Sunrise Wind is nearly half complete, with 44 out of 84 total turbine foundations installed. Like other paused projects, it was losing substantial amounts of money, more than $1 million every day of the pause, Ørsted said in court filings. In a statement, Ørsted said the project would “restart impacted activities immediately.”…
…A recent analysis from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis said the administration’s efforts “could cost consumers billions of dollars and keep much-needed new electricity off the grid.”
https://edition.cnn.com/2026/02/02/climate/trump-offshore-wind-resume-construction