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Clean energy manufacturing investments surged in the U.S. for years. Under Trump, that all changed.
Chart: Trump cratered the clean-energy manufacturing boom
In 2025, companies spent less on U.S. factories for solar panels, EVs, and more. A bonus chart shows why this trend may continue in the year to come.
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January 23, 2026 at 4:43 PM
Clean energy manufacturing investments surged in the U.S. for years. Under Trump, that all changed.
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"Roughly $8 billion in clean manufacturing investments were terminated in Q4 2025, the highest-ever quarterly amount of cancellations. Overall, investments in the sector dropped 29% in comparison to the same period in 2024."
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E&E News: Clean energy cancellations hit all-time record — report
Companies terminated $8 billion in manufacturing investments in the final quarter of 2025, largely within the EV and wind supply chains.
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January 23, 2026 at 6:58 PM
"Roughly $8 billion in clean manufacturing investments were terminated in Q4 2025, the highest-ever quarterly amount of cancellations. Overall, investments in the sector dropped 29% in comparison to the same period in 2024."
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The IRA kicked off unprecedented investments in US EV supply chains by providing direct subsidies for domestic manufacturing of battery cells and EVs. But just as the EV transition is gaining steam in the US, the sector is now at risk of having core policy support revoked. rhg.com/research/glo...
June 18, 2025 at 9:32 PM
The IRA kicked off unprecedented investments in US EV supply chains by providing direct subsidies for domestic manufacturing of battery cells and EVs. But just as the EV transition is gaining steam in the US, the sector is now at risk of having core policy support revoked. rhg.com/research/glo...