A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the 62-turbine Vineyard Wind 1, an offshore wind farm 15 miles off the coast of the Island, is allowed to resume construction, after a suspension by the federal government paused work for over a month. The decision follows in the footsteps of three other victories for offshore wind projects — Revolution Wind, Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind, and Empire Wind — also ordered to pause by President Donald Trump’s administration in a comprehensive attack on all wind farms under construction. But Jack Pirozzolo, an attorney for Vineyard Wind, said in his argument that the developer of the offshore wind farm never wanted to take this issue to court. Unlike the other four projects issued suspensions, while construction stopped, Vineyard Wind 1 was allowed to continue to produce power despite national security concerns. “Our senior government officials may think that offshore wind energy is inefficient and is not a good policy for this nation to be investing in, and the offshore wind projects, specifically Vineyard Wind, create national security risks,” he said.