CleanTechnica•8 days ago
How To Lose The War On Renewable Energy, Bigly
Key Takeaway
The market's continued embrace of wind and solar for new capacity additions, despite adverse policy, underscores the economic and practical momentum of renewables for developers and large power consumers.
AI Summary
- •Despite a sharp US energy policy shift against renewables starting January 20, 2025, the policy has demonstrably failed within one year.
- •Wind and solar, particularly solar, continue to overwhelmingly lead new capacity additions in the power generation sector.
- •This indicates strong market momentum and developer activity in renewables, even under unfavorable policy conditions.
Topics
capacity-marketpolicysolarwind
Article Content
US energy policy took a sharp turn against renewable energy beginning on January 20, 2025. Almost exactly one year later, signs that the policy has failed have already emerged. In the power generation sector, wind and solar (especially solar) have continued to dominate new capacity additions by a wide margin. ... [continued] The post How To Lose The War On Renewable Energy, Bigly appeared first on CleanTechnica .