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CT, RI seek court order resuming work on Revolution Wind
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Connecticut News and In-Depth Reporting | CT Mirror
The attorney general said he was acting with the consent of the governor, who told him he saw no sign of the Trump administration wanting to find a solution.
His administration halted a different wind project off New York until Gov.
“I work hard on relationships in the Biden administration and the Trump administration.
But we also know that a deal is a deal.”Connecticut and Rhode Island filed suit in U.S. District Court on Sept. 4 in Rhode Island, opposing the stop-work order, stopping short of a demand for an injunction.
It’s almost done.”Candelora said he generally was wary about the cost of wind power, but he noted that Revolution Wind offered a relatively competitive price, unlike another wind project that Lamont had refused to support.
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