The Trump administration’s battle against offshore wind is costing Eversource shareholders millions again: This time, the price tag totals $164 million. In particular, Eversource points to two stop-work orders that the Trump administration imposed as part of its effort to curtail offshore wind energy development, one in August of last year and another in December. Eversource sold its 50 percent stake in Revolution Wind nearly two years ago to an affiliate of private equity firm Global Infrastructure Partners, as part of its effort to completely exit the troubled offshore wind sector. However, the terms of the sale required Eversource and its former partner in Revolution Wind, Danish developer Ørsted, to share in any construction cost overruns. The first post-sale bill became clear to Eversource shareholders last October, when the company recorded a $75 million charge against earnings, primarily because of the extra costs incurred with Revolution Wind.