A federal judge has cleared the way for work to resume on an offshore wind farm in New England, ruling Monday that the Trump administration failed to justify its order to stop work on the nearly complete Revolution Wind project. State leaders and grid operators in New England have said the Trump administration’s order is a threat to grid reliability and energy prices. Revolution Wind, which will provide power to Connecticut and Rhode Island, will make up about 2.5% of the power across New England. The attorneys general in Connecticut and Rhode Island joined project developers in suing the government, asking for work to resume. Last week, the Interior Department sought to remand approvals for projects it had previously permitted in Maryland and New England, The New Bedford Light reported.