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Trump’s Hostility to EVs Will Impact the Transition to Clean Energy
The Trump administration’s evident hostility to electric cars will have a major effect on America’s transition to renewables. Shortly after President Trump assumed office, he began a campaign to undo most of the Biden administration’s climate action-related policies and has since rescinded over 100 policies designed by the previous administration to boost electric vehicle adoption in the country. In addition to slowing down EV adoption, these actions may impact the country’s transition from fossil fuels to green energy.
Research from Carnegie Mellon University has demonstrated how the current administration’s decision to pull federal support for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) could have wide-ranging effects that extend beyond America’s vehicle market. According to the paper, Trump’s hostility to BEVs has the potential to sabotage America’s burgeoning shift to clean energy and force America to remain reliant on polluting fossil fuels across several key industries.
One of the most impactful policy decisions the government has made was the passage of the Big Beautiful Bill, a massive tax and spending bill that effectively undid the largest climate legislation ever passed in U.S. history, the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
The GOP measure accelerated the expiration of critical renewable energy tax credits to the end of September, essentially pulling the rug out from under renewable energy projects that had been planned and executed with the federal tax credits in mind.
Conversely, the IRA had set aside billions of dollars to support American renewable energy and help the country transition from fossil fuels to cleaner alternatives. In addition to the myriad of tax credits that were recently undone by the Trump administration, the Inflation Reduction Act also earmarked $5 billion for the construction of a nationwide network of public electric vehicle charging stations, and began setting up domestic supply chains for renewable energy and ancillary industries like EV batteries.
The IRA subsequently spurred the launch of hundreds of new green energy projects across the country as project managers tapped into federal tax incentives to fund the construction of solar, wind, and other types of green infrastructure.
Such projects typically require astronomical capital at launch but they provide cheap, reliable, and clean energy, especially when paired with battery storage, and can generate a decent ROI over the long term. However, the Trump administration’s actions have deprived America’s green energy segment of the policy and monetary support it needs to mature, leaving China to extend its dominance in the global renewable energy and electric vehicle industries.
Without adequate and consistent policy and monetary support, America may be unable to catch up to China and Europe in green energy. The impact of the policy changes of the Trump administration are likely to be felt by several industries, including companies like PowerBank Corporation (NASDAQ: SUUN) (Cboe CA: SUNN) (FRA: 103) that have always viewed the U.S. as an ideal market to thrive in given the economic environment that had until recently been supportive to clean energy technologies. e Thumzup Media Corp. (NASDAQ: TZUP) aren’t overshadowed by the controversies surrounding the lack of safeguards for vulnerable groups, such as teens.
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The Trump administration’s evident hostility to electric cars will have a major effect on America’s transition to renewables. Shortly after President Trump assumed office, he began a campaign to undo most of the Biden administration’s climate action-related policies and has since rescinded over 100 policies designed by the previous administration to boost electric vehicle adoption in the country. In addition to slowing down EV adoption, these actions may impact the country’s transition from fossil fuels to green energy.
Research from Carnegie Mellon University has demonstrated how the current administration’s decision to pull federal support for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) could have wide-ranging effects that extend beyond America’s vehicle market. According to the paper, Trump’s hostility to BEVs has the potential to sabotage America’s burgeoning shift to clean energy and force America to remain reliant on polluting fossil fuels across several key industries.
One of the most impactful policy decisions the government has made was the passage of the Big Beautiful Bill, a massive tax and spending bill that effectively undid the largest climate legislation ever passed in U.S. history, the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
The GOP measure accelerated the expiration of critical renewable energy tax credits to the end of September, essentially pulling the rug out from under renewable energy projects that had been planned and executed with the federal tax credits in mind.
Conversely, the IRA had set aside billions of dollars to support American renewable energy and help the country transition from fossil fuels to cleaner alternatives. In addition to the myriad of tax credits that were recently undone by the Trump administration, the Inflation Reduction Act also earmarked $5 billion for the construction of a nationwide network of public electric vehicle charging stations, and began setting up domestic supply chains for renewable energy and ancillary industries like EV batteries.
The IRA subsequently spurred the launch of hundreds of new green energy projects across the country as project managers tapped into federal tax incentives to fund the construction of solar, wind, and other types of green infrastructure.
Such projects typically require astronomical capital at launch but they provide cheap, reliable, and clean energy, especially when paired with battery storage, and can generate a decent ROI over the long term. However, the Trump administration’s actions have deprived America’s green energy segment of the policy and monetary support it needs to mature, leaving China to extend its dominance in the global renewable energy and electric vehicle industries.
Without adequate and consistent policy and monetary support, America may be unable to catch up to China and Europe in green energy. The impact of the policy changes of the Trump administration are likely to be felt by several industries, including companies like PowerBank Corporation (NASDAQ: SUUN) (Cboe CA: SUNN) (FRA: 103) that have always viewed the U.S. as an ideal market to thrive in given the economic environment that had until recently been supportive to clean energy technologies. e Thumzup Media Corp. (NASDAQ: TZUP) aren’t overshadowed by the controversies surrounding the lack of safeguards for vulnerable groups, such as teens.
Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the Green Car Stocks website applicable to all content provided by GCS, wherever published or re-published: https://www.GreenCarStocks.com/Disclaimer
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