Revolution Wind will continue to seek to work collaboratively with the U.S. Administration and other stakeholders toward a prompt resolution.”Dive Insight:The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is enjoined from imposing the stop work order until the court decides otherwise, Lamberth ruled. Reuters reported Monday that Lamberth said during a hearing that if Revolution Wind “cannot meet benchmark deadlines, the entire project could collapse ... The project is slated for completion in 2026, at which point it will deliver power to Connecticut and Rhode Island. Revolution Wind argued in its lawsuit that BOEM “has been subject to political pressure from the White House and Members of Congress to halt offshore wind.”“The nearly ten-year environmental and safety review process spanning three presidential administrations concluded that Revolution Wind’s project should be permitted to go forward under all statutory and regulatory review requirements,” Revolution Wind said. “Yet, after the Presidential Memorandum and the statements of various members of the Administration, Interior and BOEM changed their mind and issued the Stop Work Order.”