Clean energy manufacturers cancel projects as Trump-era policies take hold

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Arnt · 3d ago

"Clean energy manufacturers canceled, closed or downsized nearly $8 billion in *AMERICAN" projects in the first quarter of 2025, as the Trump administration’s rollback of support for the sector sets in."

It just means Orangeland will import a little more in the coming decades. Not even much more.

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Clean energy manufacturers cancel projects as Trump-era policies take hold

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