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Unilateral clean energy bans collapse in court, forcing the executive into expensive lease buyouts.
When federal courts repeatedly strike down executive freezes on renewable energy permits, the administration is forced to spend billions in taxpayer funds to buy back leases directly from developers.
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US Politics
Nineteen States Intervene in Onshore Wind Energy Lawsuit to Challenge DOD Permitting Freeze The federal court struck down the administration's unilateral attempt to halt offshore and onshore wind development through permitting delays.
US Politics
Trump Administration Executes $1.22 Billion Buyout of RWE Offshore Wind Leases Because direct executive bans collapsed in court, the administration was forced to pay over a billion dollars to buy back offshore wind leases from developers.