Connecticut in Energy Talks with Feds as Revolution Wind Resumes Construction

Governor Ned Lamont announced he is working "very closely" with the Trump administration on several aspects of energy policy following a federal judge's ruling that allowed the Revolution Wind project to resume construction. The $6 billion offshore wind project, which is 80% complete with over 1,200 workers involved, was halted by federal order in August but can now continue. Lamont indicated that ongoing talks with federal officials could ease the path forward for both renewable and fossil fuel energy projects in Connecticut and the broader New England region. Source: hartfordbusiness.com