Federal agencies are delaying approvals for renewable energy projects on both federal land and private property at a time ...

Attracting 8 million annual visitors to its popular beach and bustling boardwalk, Ocean City, Maryland, is a cornerstone of the state’s culture and economy — but the view from the beach will change if ...

Developers of the $6B Revolution Wind project, with construction seen here, will restart that work on the nearly completed offshore wind site in New England, following a Jan. 12 federal judge's ruling ...

Vessel operators in the Gulf of Mexico and union workers along the East Coast are frustrated by the Trump administration's efforts to stop offshore wind.

Suspension affects Orsted, Avangrid, Dominion Energy, Equinor projects Pentagon raises concerns over radar interference from turbine blades, towers Trump campaigned for White House on promise to end ...

A federal judge has ruled that an offshore wind project aimed at powering 600,000 New York homes can resume construction.

Legal experts see a new Trump administration move to block an offshore wind project alongside Maryland’s Ocean City as a targeted strike against clean-energy infrastructure amid rising electricity ...

A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the Trump administration can reconsider a major environmental permit for SouthCoast Wind, a proposed project near Massachusetts. The decision marks yet another blow ...

Dominion Energy's estimated $10-billion, 2.6-GW Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project off Virginia Beach, set to complete construction next year of 176 turbines, is among the five Atlantic Ocean ...

The developers of Connecticut’s only offshore wind project, Revolution Wind, were ordered by the Trump administration late Friday to stop construction immediately. The project is already 80% complete ...

Offshore wind developers affected by the Trump administration’s freeze of five big projects on the East Coast are fighting back in court, with one developer saying its project will likely be ...

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and Energy Secretary Chris Wright have something in common, something not true across the Trump administration: They are both liked and respected in the segments of the ...