California sues Trump administration, developer over deal to walk away from Morro Bay wind power
California's lawsuit against the Trump administration and a developer over a canceled wind power lease has sparked controversy.
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California's lawsuit against the Trump administration and a developer over a canceled wind power lease has sparked controversy.
A $900 million wind deal cancellation is redirecting funds to a Trump donor, sparking legal and labor concerns.
The Trump administration has finalized $4 billion in payments to cancel offshore wind farm projects, shifting federal focus toward oil and gas development.
Unionized workers and state officials express concern as Trump administration policies target wind energy while solar power enters a golden age.
The Trump administration is paying Duke Energy $129 million to terminate an offshore wind lease in North Carolina.
The Trump administration is spending $765 million to buy out and cancel four additional offshore wind leases, including a project off the California coast.