In Pictures: Trump's Offshore Wind Opposition Fails as Virginia's 2.6 GW CVOW Project Nears Completion

Offshore turbines stand in calm Atlantic waters, where Dominion's Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project is now delivering power to the grid.

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The 2.6 GW CVOW project advances despite the administration's push to halt offshore wind development.

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Federal judges have rejected several emergency orders, allowing five Atlantic coast projects to keep moving forward.

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Construction crews continue installing turbines off Virginia's coast as the project nears completion.

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The Virginia project is among the largest offshore wind developments in the United States.

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Trump's opposition has not stopped the turbines from rising along the Atlantic coast.

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The CVOW project has begun feeding electricity into the grid even as legal battles continue.

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Industry backers say the court rulings signal offshore wind will proceed despite political resistance.

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Dominion's 2.6-gigawatt project is slated to be fully operational as the administration's legal challenges falter.

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