The judge is allowed to Orthter to resume construction on the wind of the revolution

The Danish Company, Orsted, will return the work “as soon as possible” on a wind farm off the New England coast, after a federal judge on Monday prevented the Trump administration from enforcing the work order.

“Rayhan Wind will resume the affected construction work as soon as possible, with safety as a top priority,” Orange said in a statement on Monday.

The judge’s decision is a setback for President Donald Trump’s efforts to close the emerging external wind industry in the United States

The Energy Management Office of the Ministry of the Interior Orasted on August 22nd ordered to Stop construction on the wind of the revolution Run Rod Island and Contecticut. The project is completely allowed and 80 % complete. It will provide energy for more than 350,000 homes.

Ortid and her new Skypene partner litigate Against the interior of the United States Court, the boycott of the province of Colombia raised the stopping order. They argued that the interior command to stop construction was Aribrary, volatile, illegal and “issued in bad faith.”

Judge Royce Lambers issued a temporary order on Monday, saying that Ortid “showed the possibility of success on the existing foundations” and is likely to suffer from an irreplaceable damage if the order of stopping remains in place.

The Trump administration can resume. CNBC contacted the White House to comment.

Trump has Touring wind energy industry Since his first day in office, when he banned new lease contracts for marine wind farms. But the industry was hoping that the entirely allowed wind projects were allowed, especially those that are already subject to construction, to move forward.

Interior Minister Dog Burgum said earlier this month that he “greets a deep look” at the fifth Marine wind projects In the United States under construction. Burgum explained that Trump wants to close the marine wind industry.

“Under this administration, there is no future for external winds because it is very expensive and cannot be reliable enough,” Burgum told the public at the Gastach conference in Milan, Italy on September 11.