In a piece for the Daily Caller, Nick Loris writes on offshore wind and how the administration’s stance on it could derail permitting efforts.
President Donald Trump is no fan of offshore wind. His administration has impeded its development since he began his second term. Projects have been suspended, new leases frozen and permits slowed or stopped altogether. Yet the biggest casualty of this largely successful harassment campaign could be realizing American energy dominance.
In its most recent foray against offshore wind, the administration announced it would appeal court rulings that allowed five offshore wind projects to proceed despite last December’s blanket construction halt on national security grounds. Yet the Administration’s ongoing actions risk derailing the possibility of reforming our broken permitting system—a downside far greater than allowing five fully permitted wind projects to go forward.
Trump Already Won Gold Stopping Offshore Wind
In a piece for the Daily Caller, Nick Loris writes on offshore wind and how the administration’s stance on it could derail permitting efforts.
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