The Trump administration has begun discouraging wind energy and is buying back offshore leases, prompting Invenergy to shift its investment focus toward fossil fuels.
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Updated Jun 21
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The Trump administration has begun discouraging wind energy and is buying back offshore leases, prompting Invenergy to shift its investment focus toward fossil fuels.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Invenergy announces strategic shift from offshore wind to domestic energy projects.1 source
Invenergy shifts investment to fossil fuels as the administration buys back its wind leases.1 source
Trump administration buys back Invenergy's offshore wind leases as Invenergy invests in fossil fuels.1 source
Administration buys back wind leases; Invenergy shifts focus to natural gas and geothermal.1 source
Invenergy shifts investment to gas/geothermal; administration buys back wind leases.1 source
Trump administration discourages wind energy while buying back offshore leases, leading Invenergy to shift focus to fossil fuels.1 source
Invenergy shifts investment to fossil fuels while the Trump administration buys back its leases.1 source
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The entities involved
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
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Invenergy
American clean energy company
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Doug Burgum
United States Secretary of the Interior
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Los Angeles Times
American daily newspaper covering the Greater Los Angeles area