A federal judge on Tuesday curtailed enforcement of several Trump administration policies that would have otherwise been expected to hamper renewable energy. Judge Denise Casper, an Obama appointee in Massachusetts, granted a preliminary injunction preventing the federal government from applying its anti-renewable policies for members of regional trade groups who challenged them. Casper determined that plaintiffs —…
Court temporarily curtails Trump’s anti-renewable move
Originally reported by The Hill
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