Offshore wind projects off Jersey Shore may be impacted by Trump's executive order
The order also pauses approvals for permits and loans until a review of the environmental impact, costs, and effect on offshore drilling is completed.
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Jan 21, 2025, 1:23 PM
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Updated 11 hr ago
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The order also pauses approvals for permits and loans until a review of the environmental impact, costs, and effect on offshore drilling is completed.
The extent of the impact on projects off the Jersey Shore is still unclear.
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