Invenergy says Trump’s offshore wind payout will fund a geothermal push

Published on June 17, 2026

Energy developer Invenergy is joining America’s race to build next-generation geothermal — and it plans to do so with the controversial new refund the Trump administration is giving it for abandoning offshore wind projects. On Wednesday, the Chicago-based company struck an agreement with the Trump administration to…

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