Trump Plans To Block Offshore Wind Farm Project Near Biden's Beach House 

President Trump’s war on unreliable green energy is shifting into high gear, with the administration now targeting a massive offshore wind project planned off the coast of Maryland, according to Bloomberg. The move comes just days after the White House halted construction on an offshore wind farm off Rhode Island over unresolved national security concerns – and may also serve as a jab at far-left Maryland Governor Wes Moore, who has tried to out-green neighboring states with disastrous energy policies that have now morphed into a power-bill crisis.

The Interior Department is preparing to revoke a $6 billion permit for U.S. Wind’s planned development of up to 114 turbines, located 10 nautical miles off Ocean City –  or just down the road from Joe Biden’s beach house in the liberal-elite enclave of Rehoboth.

The project was approved under the Biden-Harris regime last year and was slated to begin construction next year. It has been unpopular from the start with many Marylanders, who argue the windmills would pollute the natural surroundings. 

Apollo Global Management and Toto Holding SpA back US Wind. The company told Bloomberg: “We remain confident that the federal permits we secured after a multi-year and rigorous public review process are legally sound.” 

Local media reports…

UPDATE: Both Ocean City’s Mayor and Town Manager have expressed their approval of the Trump Administration’s latest court filing indicating the federal government’s plans to revoke US Wind’s federal permit approvals. Md. Congressman Andy Harris also applauded the move.

— WBOC TV16 (@wboc) August 25, 2025

Last Friday, the Interior Department ordered construction halted on the 80%-completed Revolution Wind offshore project off Rhode Island, citing unresolved national security concerns under federal review. This sent shares of Orsted A/S, the developer of the offshore wind farm, crashing on Monday in European hours, down around 16%.