May 3 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's administration has brought U.S. onshore wind development to a halt, citing national security concerns, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. Approvals for about 165 onshore wind projects on private lands are being held up by the Pentagon,

California is investigating one of the Trump administration’s deals to end an offshore wind project. Golden State Wind was a floating offshore wind project proposed off California’s central coast. The California Energy Commission said Monday it issued an administrative subpoena to Golden State Wind.

U.S. Interior officials have said the cancellations are beneficial for taxpayers and energy dependability. Projects tendered under the previous administration were deemed too costly and reliant on subsidies,

The Trump administration has frozen approvals for about 165 onshore wind projects, citing a Pentagon review of potential national security impacts. The move follows earlier efforts to pause offshore wind development, sparking legal challenges from states ...

The Trump administration is spending nearly $2 billion to get energy companies to walk away from U.S. offshore wind projects.

President Donald Trump’s administration has brought onshore ​wind development in the US to a near halt by denying key project approvals on national security grounds, the Financial Times has reported.