Interior Department kills four more offshore wind projects in $765 million deal

The Trump administration has spent nearly $800 million to cancel four offshore wind projects along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, marking the third such move this year. The Interior Department is reimbursing developers in exchange for their commitments to invest in fossil fuels. This decision highlights a shift in federal energy policy, favoring traditional fossil fuel infrastructure over renewable energy initiatives. Such actions raise concerns about the future of U.S. climate commitments and the long-term sustainability of its energy grid.