The last of five federal court hearings for large offshore wind projects under construction that challenged a Dec. 22 Trump administration stop-work order has played out like the others, with a Feb. 2 decision reversing a construction freeze on New York’s 924 MW Sunrise Wind project. While the U.S. Department of the Interior asked the court for “deference” to its argument that the project, like the others, posed national security risks — information that project officials said was not shared with them — U.S. District Court Judge Royce Lamberth disagreed. “Supposedly new classified information does not constitute a sufficient explanation…