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Lawsuits Block Invenergy Wind Farm Deals Over Administration Lease Buyback

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Democratic attorneys general from California and New York filed lawsuits against the Trump administration regarding its plan to buy back offshore wind leases. The administration announced in June that it was buying back leases for four wind projects on the East and West coasts from Invenergy. The deals involved the administration pledging nearly $4 billion to companies in exchange for the cancellation of multiple projects.

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The suits challenge the administration's policy direction regarding the expansion of wind energy, which the administration sought to discourage in favor of fossil fuels. New York Attorney General Letitia James stated the deals were illegal and warned they could increase Americans’ electricity bills by sabotaging energy development.

The administration buys back wind leases from Invenergy.

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Who's involved

  • Donald TrumpThe Trump administration is the target of the lawsuits filed by state attorneys general.
  • InvenergyInvenergy is the company whose wind projects are central to the lease buyback deals.
  • Letitia JamesLetitia James is the New York Attorney General who led suits involving seven states.

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