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President Trump revived the Ambler Road project in Alaska by ordering federal permits approval within 30 days, reversing the Biden administration's denial, but significant legal, financial, and landowner hurdles remain, making the project's future uncertain.
Oil and gas executives are expressing concern over the Trump administration's efforts to halt or revoke offshore wind projects and federal energy permits, citing potential economic and industry impacts, despite limited public criticism of Trump’s policies from these industry leaders.
The Trump administration is attempting to block the SouthCoast Wind offshore wind project in Massachusetts by seeking to revoke its federal approval, part of a broader effort to hinder the U.S. wind energy industry, contrasting with the Biden administration's support for large offshore wind projects.
The Trump administration is attempting to revoke the federal permit for the SouthCoast Wind offshore wind project off Massachusetts, citing legal compliance issues, amid broader efforts to halt offshore wind development in the U.S., prompting legal battles and concerns over energy and economic impacts.
The Trump administration is attempting to block the $6 billion Maryland Offshore Wind Project, approved under the Biden administration, as part of its broader efforts to oppose offshore wind development, citing legal and environmental concerns, which has raised alarms among environmental groups and industry stakeholders.
A federal judge in Texas has temporarily blocked the implementation of Biden administration water regulations in Texas and Idaho after the states requested the action. The rule defines which waters get federal protections and which ones do not. Waters that get federal protections require industries whose activities may pollute the waters to get federal permits before conducting their operations. The judge issued a preliminary injunction, which halts administration rules from taking effect while the legal case against them plays out.