Revolution Wind project reaches full operation, McKee says
Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee called the project's completion a highlight of his administration and credited his office with protecting it from interference by the Trump administration.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee said Thursday that the Revolution Wind project has reached 100% operational status, calling it a major milestone for the state.
"Revolution Wind is a major win for Rhode Island's workforce and our state's energy future," McKee said in a statement.
McKee said helping bring the project to completion had been a highlight of his administration. He pointed to the jobs he said it created for union workers, and to what he described as his administration's successful work to protect the project from interference by the Trump administration. The statement did not say what that interference was or what steps the state took.
The governor said the project reflects his administration's commitment to an "all-of-the-above" energy strategy and to supporting investments that create opportunities for Rhode Islanders.
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