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A company is facing an investigation into canceled wind leases, while the administration buys back leases for fossil fuel projects in California.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 17

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California Invenergy

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California
former rapid transit station in Chicago, United States
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Invenergy
American clean energy company
- The administration buys back leases to redirect investment, causing Invenergy to shift its focus toward fossil fuel projects.Mon 06:41
- The Trump administration bought back wind leases from Invenergy, while Doug Burgum defended Trump's energy policy goals.Mon 06:30

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The administration buys back wind leases from Invenergy.Jun 18
Lawsuits have been led by the CA Attorney General to block Invenergy's wind farm deals regarding the administration's buyback of offshore wind leases.Tue 19:35

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