New Jersey’s Board of Public Utilities, or BPU, on Monday said it would not award any new wind projects, the latest wallop to the state’s big plans for the renewable energy source since President Donald Trump took office last month.

New Jersey officials on Monday said the state would not grant awards for new offshore wind contracts, a sign that U.S. President Donald Trump's order to review the federal offshore wind program is putting a chill on the industry.

New Jersey will not move forward with an award in its fourth offshore wind solicitation, the process by which it agrees to buy electricity from planned wind projects, the state’s utility board said Monday.