The Trump Administration has officially submitted a legal request to vacate the previous Biden Administration’s approval of a federal permit for the construction and operation of US Wind’s proposed wind farm off Delmarva’s shores.
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Offshore wind developer US Wind has filed a cross claim against the Trump Administration in an ongoing legal battle over US Wind’s proposed project off the shores of Delmarva, according to court documents obtained by WBOC.
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U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has announced the termination of $679 million in funding for multiple offshore wind pro…
U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has announced the termination of $679 million in funding for multiple offshore wind projects across the country, including U.S. Wind's development here off Delmarva.
The Trump Administration has announced its intent to withdraw approval of US Wind’s planned wind farm off the shores of Worcester and Sussex C…
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has released a statement on the latest development in the ongoing legal battle over US Wind’s proposed offshore wind farm project that would put over 100 wind turbines off Delmarva's coast, a local debate that now has the full attention of the Trump Administration.
The Trump Administration’s Department of Commerce is investigating the effects the import of wind turbines and their parts have on U.S. national security, according to federal documents acquired by WBOC.