The Trump administration is moving forward with approvals for several wind energy projects following a court ruling that compelled it to reconsider stalled permits. A White House official confirmed the decision, marking a shift in federal energy policy amid ongoing legal challenges. The projects, initially delayed under the Pentagon’s purview, now face a renewed review process as part of broader efforts to balance renewable development with national security concerns. Environmental advocates and industry groups are closely watching whether the approvals will set a precedent for future clean energy approvals.
{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story Trump advances two wind projects The Trump administration is advancing some wind projects after a court order required it to do so. © Joshua A. Bickel, Associated Press file A White House official said Thursday that an initial set of wind projects under Pentagon...