Trump says U.S. will not approve solar or wind power projects

President Donald Trump on Wednesday said his administration will not approve solar or wind power projects, even as electricity demand is outpacing the supply in some parts of the U.S.

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Wind and solar are getting harder to build, despite need, profit

Unsubsidized wind and solar power have been the cheapest forms of newly-built energy for the past decade, according to the global financial services firm Lazard.

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Trump Administration Is Delaying Hundreds of Wind and Solar

More than 60 large wind and solar farms under development on federal lands, such as Jackalope Wind, are being stymied. But the administration is also holding up hundreds of wind and

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Solar Power''s Future in the U.S. May Be in Jeopardy

That expected growth is down from the record 37 gigawatts of solar power capacity that was added in 2024 and may dwindle further as some analysts believe that solar power may face

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What''s slowing down America''s clean energy transition? It''s not the

The area of land needed to deliver solar and wind power is much larger than coal or fossil gas plants, leading to tension when homeowners and other groups hear of renewable projects

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Wind and Solar Power Frozen Out of Trump Permitting Push

Just one solar project ‌has been approved on federal lands since Trump took office in January, and none have been permitted since July when Interior Secretary Doug Burgum ordered

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America''s clean-energy industry is growing despite Trump''s

Despite the Trump administration''s wide-ranging attacks on renewables like wind and solar power, the clean-energy industry is on pace for record growth this year, according to

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Solar growth surges, but Trump roadblocks put 55 GW

US solar added 18 GW in early 2025, but Trump policies could slash growth by 55 GW by 2030, raising costs and risks, says a new SEIA report.

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Without Subsidies, U.S. Solar Energy Must Shine On Its Own Merits

Sun, open land, expedited permitting, and rapidly rising load demand from industrial growth and data centers create the combined conditions to push solar projects forward even without

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