Trump order won’t deter offshore Virginia wind farm, Dominion says
WIND: Dominion Energy officials say they’re confident the utility’s massive offshore wind farm near Virginia will be completed on time and begin operations next year despite President Trump’s first-day order halting offshore wind leases. (Richmond Times-Dispatch, Virginia Business)
On his first day in office, President Donald Trump issued an executive order that temporarily halted new leases on wind energy projects and called for a comprehensive review of existing wind projects.
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