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    US offshore wind left adrift as Trump buys back leases

    2026-06-24T10:17:00Z

    In yet another blow to the beleaguered US offshore wind industry, the Trump administration said last week it would pay developer Invenergy $765 million to walk away from four US wind leases, according to the LA Times newspaper. It is just the latest in a raft of such deals.

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    US subsea cable facility breaks ground

    2025-04-29T08:55:00Z

    Despite the headwinds facing the US offshore wind sector since Donald Trump re-took the White House, signs such as the ground-breaking of a subsea cable factory are showing that the industry is not giving up.

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    Choppy waters for US offshore wind as Equinor project binned

    2025-04-17T14:59:00Z

    A decision by the US Department of Interior to halt an Equinor offshore wind farm ‘should send chills across all industries investing in and holding contracts with the United States,” said president and CEO of the Oceantic Network Liz Burdock.

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    Trump effect hits New Jersey offshore wind

    2025-02-04T15:04:00Z

    At least one US offshore wind farm has been shelved in the wake of Donald Trump’s attack on the industry on the day of his inauguration.

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    US offshore wind activity ‘paused’ under Trump

    2025-01-21T14:39:00Z

    Offshore wind proponents have reacted with dismay after Donald Trump signed an executive order to pause wind energy leasing and permitting on his first day in office.

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    US offshore wind ‘a story of momentum’

    2024-10-31T15:51:00Z

    The Oceantic Network has painted a picture of growth for the third quarter of 2024, dubbing it a story of momentum; however it also says private investment and activity ‘are decelerating’.

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    US offshore wind gathers pace

    2024-07-30T13:23:00Z

    More than 15GW of offshore wind has now been given the go-ahead in the US, and while just 300MW is operational, building has begun on 5GW.