Work on the nearly-completed Revolution Wind project was allowed to resume on Monday, after a federal judge ruled that the Trump administration had failed to justify its sudden decision last month to halt all offshore construction on the $6 billion project. The Trump administration did not immediately say whether it plans to appeal the ruling. Revolution Wind is being developed as part of a joint-partnership between the Danish energy company Ørsted and Skyborn Renewables, a division of Global Infrastructure Partners. If work on the project does not resume by the end of September, Murphy said that Revolution Wind risked missing its deadline to begin supplying power by the end of 2026. Kathy Hochul agreed to relent on her state’s opposition to several gas pipeline projects in exchange for the Trump administration allowing the wind project to continue.