Trump administration asks court to reopen review of three offshore wind approvals

The selective treatment is the story: offshore wind stays legally exposed while onshore projects move forward, signaling that federal permitting risk is now uneven across wind segments rather than uniformly hostile. That distinction matters for developers holding approvals from the prior administration, whose permits can be reopened without being formally revoked. Whether the court grants the reconsideration request, and whether the withheld next steps for the offshore projects eventually crystallize into revocation, is the open question worth tracking.