Trump Files to Cancel Approval of Maryland Offshore Wind Farm

The Trump administration asked a federal court to cancel the approval of a 6 billion dollar wind project planned on the coast of Maryland as part of a wider effort to stop the development of clean energy source at sea.

According to a Friday court, the US Internal Ocean Energy Management Office department is trying to invalidate a permission to the Maryland Offshore Wind Project. The management pointed to the intention of stopping the development of the wind farm in a file last month.

Boem, according to the applications made on Friday, the Biden management facility in advance in the pre -approval of search and rescue helicopters and commercial fishing effect underestimated the effect, he said.

Boem, on Friday, according to the file, the Biden management under the management of the facility in advance that led to a mistake in weighing certain legal factors, he said.

The Maryland project is developed by the US Wind, with a plan for 114 turbines on the coast of Ocean City, Maryland, with a plan for 114 turbines and will begin construction next year. US Wind is a subsidiary of Apollo Global Management and a subsidiary of Toto Holding Spa.

President Donald Trump targeted wind power in a crusade against clean energy in the second period. The Trump administration recently stopped working at an almost completed open sea wind farm on the coast of Rhode Island by Danish A/S. The administration also said that it plans to prevent the development of two other similar facilities on the Massachusetts coast.

With the help of Ari Natter.

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