Overview

• President Trump has withdrawn the US from the Paris Agreement, frozen clean energy funding, and proposed reversing the EPA’s greenhouse gas endangerment finding.
• Thousands of climate-focused staff have been fired, and key environmental programs have been dismantled under the administration's policies.
• Despite federal rollbacks, wind and solar power have become among the cheapest energy sources globally, driving continued investment and adoption.
• Advances in battery technology and electric vehicles are accelerating the clean energy transition, with significant market and technological momentum.
• Experts suggest the clean energy sector has reached 'escape velocity,' positioning it to withstand political resistance and maintain long-term progress.