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Charity Clark is Vermont's attorney general, first elected in 2022. She previously served as an assistant attorney general and as chief of staff in the attorney general's office.
DI has documented statements by Charity Clark on Energy Policy, Government Spending, and U.S. Politics. Read the quotations, original sources and related cases below.
Clark said the government should help build energy infrastructure rather than pay companies to abandon it. Her office said the Bluepoint and Invenergy payments lacked qualifying litigation.
“It is plainly unlawful to use federal funds to pressure companies into foregoing critical renewable energy projects”
Interior paid TotalEnergies, Invenergy, and Bluepoint Wind more than $2.3 billion to cancel offshore wind leases in 2026. State attorneys general and members of Congress say the payments broke the Judgment Fund Act. Interior says the payments were lawful, voluntary refunds.
