Empire Wind, an offshore wind power facility that would supply electricity to New York, would be constructed about 20 miles offshore of Long Branch.

Construction on Empire Wind, a massive offshore wind farm south of Long Island, is set to resume after the Trump administration lifted a stop-work order.

The Empire Wind project off the coast of New York can restart construction, about a month after the Trump administration abruptly issued a stop work order. The project was reportedly bleeding $50 million a week during the pause as President Trump waged his war against windmills.

Statements from New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum imply that an agreement was reached on the state’s natural gas pipeline capacity.

The administration’s order that stopped work on the New York project served as a warning for the entire offshore wind industry in the U.S.

European stocks were gaining on Tuesday and renewable-energy companies were prominent among the gainers after the Trump administration lifted its block on the Empire Wind energy project off the coast of New York.

The Trump administration has reversed its highly controversial stop-work order on the Empire Wind 1 project, allowing construction of New York’s largest offshore wind farm to resume, officials announced Monday,