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Trump admin finds yet another way to attack offshore wind

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Briefings

The Trump administration is actively targeting offshore wind projects by collaborating with anti-wind advocacy groups to remove federal approvals, specifically targeting New England Wind, a 2-gigawatt development in Massachusetts. This strategy represents a significant escalation in regulatory opposition to renewable energy infrastructure.

Key points

• The Trump administration is collaborating with anti-wind advocacy groups to strip projects of existing federal approvals.
• New England Wind, a 2-gigawatt development off the coast of Massachusetts, is the latest target of this strategy.

Context

This represents a strategic shift in regulatory opposition to renewable energy infrastructure, with the administration actively working to undermine project viability through legal and political means.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the specific mention of New England Wind as the latest target; broader scope of ongoing attacks and specific dates for other projects remain unconfirmed.

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