The New England operator warns Trump to stop the reliability of the wind farm system
On Monday, the New England electrical network operator warned that the Trump administration has moved to stop the window that has been completed abroad will lead to risks to the reliability of the electrical network.
“The delay in the project will increase the risk of reliability,” said the network operator ISO New England in a statement on Monday.
The regional transport operator said: “The recent thermal waves in New England led to the demand for electricity to very high levels and showed that our region needs all obstetric resources with the market obligations to be available to meet the demand and maintain the required reserves.”
“Besides the effects of the extent on reliability during the summer and winter peak periods, the delay in the availability of new resources will negatively affect the New England economy and industrial growth, including possible future data centers.”
The comments come after the Trump administration issued on Friday an activity to stop the demand for the Revolutionary Wind Project, which was built off the coast of Rod Island. The project, which was approved by the Biden Administration in 2023, was expected to provide sufficient electricity for more than 350,000 homes.
The Trump administration said it had stopped the project regarding unlimited concerns related to “national security interests” as well as “prevention of intervention” with other economic uses of the ocean.
“The Americans deserve energy at reasonable, reliable and designed prices to last – not the proof of trial wind projects that have been proven,” Aubbari Sibadi, Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, said in a statement via e -mail.
“In line with the agenda of President Donald Trump, the interior is an immediate stopping of these costly failures in providing a stronger energy future and less costs for American families. President Trump said,” The days of stupidity ended in the United States of America! “
The movements come at a time when the administration attacked wind energy over and over again, and sought to prevent a project, which provides energy to New York. The project was allowed to move forward after talks with Cathy Hochol (D).
Politicians in Rod Island and Conette took the Trump administration’s decision and said they would fight for the project.
Governors of Rudd Island and Contecticut said in data during the weekend that they would work together to address this issue.
The governor of Rod Island Dan Makki (D) said that the husband “will follow every way to reverse this decision,” while the governor of the state of Contecticut Ned Lamont said they would work together to “save this project.”
The Senator Richard Blumenant (D-Conn) said on the social platform x.
He added: “This is a large group for a critical project in CT, and I will fight it.”
Senator Shieldon Whitch described (d.
“Wind energy is one of the fastest and cheapest ways to meet the increasing demand for electricity – the inhibition of clean energy will raise energy prices and increase the climate crisis that waves on the horizon – but the recovery of the fossil fuel donors comes first. This is what corruption appears to be,” he wrote on X.
