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VB offshore wind project delivers first power to grid

Note: The above video aired Jan. 21, 2026, noting the first large turbine tower installed for the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project 27 miles off the coast of Virginia Beach. VIRGINIA BEACH,

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Trump administration, energy developer announce end of U.S. offshore wind projects

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Trump’s latest anti-wind effort: Pay companies to abandon offshore leases

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US to pay almost $1bn to French energy company to kill wind project plan

As a fuel crisis triggered by the war in Iran drives up global fossil fuel prices, the Trump administration has announced it will pay French energy major TotalEnergies $1bn to kill plans to construct ...

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TotalEnergies abandons US offshore wind, will invest $1 billion in fossil fuel projects

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French company stops US offshore wind projects in $1B deal with Trump administration

Offshore wind begins delivering power to Virginia's grid

An offshore wind project targeted by the Trump administration has started delivering power to Virginia's grid, Dominion Energy announced on Monday. A Dominion spokesperson said the latest milestone

TotalEnergies to redirect $920 million from wind projects to Texas gas and offshore oil

The agreement announced at CERAWeek in Houston redirects Total's investments toward a Brownsville LNG project owned by Houston-based NextDecade.

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Virginia Beach offshore wind farm has started producing electricity

Dominion Energy’s wind farm off the Virginia Beach coast sent its first batch of power to the regional electric grid on Monday, the company confirmed. The $11 billion Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project,

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French energy company to forfeit wind leases, invest in Texas gas facility

The Trump administration announced a deal on Monday to reimburse a French energy company nearly $1 billion in exchange for scrapping two offshore wind projects in the Atlantic and reinvesting that mon

Total to Use Offshore Wind Money for Pumping U.S. Oil and Gas

French oil giant TotalEnergies agreed to use a $920 million reimbursement from the U.S. government for renouncing its offshore wind lease to pump more American oil and gas, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said Monday.