Attorney General Neronha reaffirms commitment to fighting for clean energy following preliminary injunction

Attorney General Neronha reaffirms commitment to fighting for clean energy following preliminary injunction

Published on Monday, September 22, 2025

Attorney General Neronha today issued the following statement after a federal court in Washington, D.C. granted a motion for preliminary injunction in Ørsted's case against the Trump Administration, allowing for work on the Revolution Wind project to proceed.

"Today's legal victory in Washington, D.C. reaffirms what we know to be true: this President cannot cancel clean energy projects just because he believes doing so is politically expedient for him," said Attorney General Neronha. "Indeed, the outcome here bodes well for our case in Rhode Island. Judge Lamberth's decision to grant Ørsted's motion aligns with our argument that this Administration's attempt to undermine the clean energy industry while eliminating thousands of union jobs is both arbitrary and capricious - in simpler terms, it came without warning, reason, or legal basis. Today's win is fantastic news for Rhode Island workers and families who want to see stability in energy costs and less reliance on fossil fuels. We look forward to moving forward with our case."

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