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5 OWFs move ahead after Trump admin misses appeal deadline

Wednesday, April 22 2026

Wind Energy – Trump Admin

The Trump administration quietly missed the final deadline to appeal the court rulings that let five US East Coast offshore wind projects keep building.

Five offshore wind projects (Vineyard Wind, Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind, Revolution Wind, Sunrise Wind, and Empire Wind) have peppered energy headlines since December, when Interior Secretary Doug Burgum issued stop-work orders on all five, citing classified national security.

All five developers sued. All five won preliminary injunctions by early February.

Burgum vowed to appeal, then quietly let the deadline lapse last week.

The five wind farms can now proceed with construction and come online as planned.

Collectively, they’ll be capable of generating enough electricity to power over 2 million homes.

Related posts:

  1. Empire Wind project resumes construction
  2. Prysmian ditches plan to build US offshore wind cables factory
  3. Revolution Wind cleared to restart work
  4. US’s largest offshore wind projects are generating power

Filed Under: Construction, International projects, Trump, USA Tagged With: appeal deadline, Coastal Virginia, construction, Empire Wind, Revolution WInd, Sunrise Wind, Trump, USA, Vineyard Wind

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