Provenance Record

Comprehensive Analysis article at 956 words covering the defeat of five offshore wind stop-work orders. Strong structure with detailed project-by-project breakdown and thoughtful analysis section.

5 sources, all captured: CNBC (source-0), Electrek (source-1), Utility Dive (source-2), CleanTechnica (source-3), Renewable Energy World (source-4). All 5 fully captured as HTML snapshots.

Verified claims: all five stop-work orders struck down with Sunrise Wind last on Feb 2 (Electrek), December 22 Interior Department suspension orders (Electrek), national security/radar justification (Electrek), CVOW 2.6 GW and >70% complete (Renewable Energy World), $228M stop-work cost increase (Renewable Energy World), $11.5B current budget (Renewable Energy World), 176 turbines (Renewable Energy World + Utility Dive), Charybdis Jones Act vessel (Renewable Energy World + CleanTechnica), first power by March (Renewable Energy World), Revolution Wind 350,000 homes (Electrek), Empire Wind 810 MW (CleanTechnica), Empire Wind >60% complete (Electrek), Maersk vessel from Singapore with 1,900-tonne crane for 15+ MW turbines (CleanTechnica), $2M/day Vineyard Wind savings during cold snap (Electrek). CONCERNS: (1) Revolution Wind completion: article says 'approximately 80%' but Electrek says '87% complete' — understated. (2) $137M tariff figure and $9.8B original budget not found in any captured snapshot — Utility Dive mentions $690M total tariffs and $11.2B at earlier date. (3) Vineyard Wind 95% and Sunrise Wind 45% completion percentages not verified in any captured source. (4) Sunrise Wind '600,000 homes' claim not found in snapshots.

Strong energy policy Analysis with mostly verified claims. Core narrative (all five stop-work orders defeated in court) is fully verified. Several specific figures ($137M tariffs, $9.8B original budget, 95%/45% completion rates for Vineyard/Sunrise Wind) cannot be traced to captured sources — these may come from the CNBC article whose body renders as largely JavaScript/structured data. Revolution Wind completion understated (80% vs source's 87%). Despite these issues, the article's fundamental thesis and most key facts are well-sourced. Approved with noted concerns.