The Trump administration has almost fully redacted a NOAA study used to justify the stop-work order on New York’s Empire Wind project earlier this year. (E&E News)
The Trump administration said the project was rooted in “flawed science” and got “rushed approval” from the Biden White House. But now, details are being kept under wraps.
Construction has since restarted after President Donald Trump made a deal to increase natural gas pipeline capacity in New York. But? The previous stop-work order cost Equinor tens of millions, leading to a $955M hit for Equinor in Q2.