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California's goal to generate 25 gigawatts of floating offshore wind energy by 2045 faces challenges after federal funding for a major project was canceled. Despite this setback, state officials and industry leaders remain committed to advancing offshore wind development, citing strong public support and the potential for job creation. While funding cuts may hinder immediate progress, California plans to focus on port infrastructure and regulatory measures to ensure the future viability of offshore wind energy as a key component of its clean energy strategy.