American Clean Power CEO Grumet criticizes the Revolution Wind stop-work order

Jason GrumetChief executive officer of the American Clean Power Association, a clean energy trade group, in a statement issued by the association

Condemned

American Clean Power Association CEO Jason Grumet said stopping Revolution Wind at 80 percent completion was more than a bureaucratic delay and was a broken promise to the communities, workers, consumers and businesses counting on it. He said the message to investors was that the U.S. was no longer a reliable place for long-term energy investments.

“Revolution Wind has been years in the making, planned, permitted, and financed under clear federal rules. Stopping construction now, when it is 80 percent complete, is more than a bureaucratic delay — it’s a broken promise to the communities, workers, consumers, and businesses counting on this project. This is not the first time extreme partisan politics has derailed sound energy policy. The unfortunate message to investors is clear: the U.S. is no longer a reliable place for long-term energy investments.”

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Where this statement fits

Was the federal government justified in halting Revolution Wind construction?

Federal officials halted construction of Revolution Wind off Rhode Island in August and December 2025, citing national-security concerns. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum defended the December pause, while Senators Jack Reed and Sheldon Whitehouse criticized the interruptions. A federal judge granted preliminary injunctions against both orders. In September 2026, Connecticut announced installation of the project's final turbine.

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Official statement

ACP Statement on Revolution Wind Stop Work Order (opens in a new tab)First two paragraphs of the statement attributed to ACP CEO Jason Grumet

About this source

American Clean Power Association press release, dated August 22, 2025, carrying a statement from its CEO after the Interior Department's stop-work order for Revolution Wind.

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Before the quotation

The American Clean Power Association released the statement on August 22, 2025, after the Department of the Interior issued a stop-work order for the Revolution Wind project.

After the quotation

Grumet also said that more than 1,000 American workers had logged two million union work hours on the project, and that the administration was raising alarms about rising energy prices while blocking new supply from reaching the grid.

How this statement is classified

Condemned

The label describes this statement's response within the context above.

Why this label?

The case asks whether the federal government was justified in halting Revolution Wind construction, so the reference point is the halt orders. Grumet says stopping construction at 80 percent completion is more than a bureaucratic delay and a broken promise, and blames partisan politics. That rejects the halt itself, so we used the Condemned label.

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