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Trump presidency ‘unlikely’ to derail energy transition – WoodMac
https://www.pv-tech.org/trump-presidency-unli...n-woodmac/
“The likelihood of a full IRA repeal is low. However, there could be some amendments to the legislation,” Brown wrote. Image: Flickr/Michael Vadon
Renewable energy technologies in the US will remain competitive over the next four years, despite the uncertainties brought about by Donald Trump’s presidential election victory.
This is according to a new report from energy analyst firm Wood Mackenzie and accords with much of the discussion in the solar industry since the election result emerged earlier this month.
Experts expect renewable growth even under Trump
President-elect Trump’s victory has delivered some bad news for climate-friendly energy, but experts say they don’t expect the renewables sector to falter in the long term.
https://thehill.com/newsletters/energy-enviro...der-trump/
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https://www.pv-tech.org/trump-presidency-unli...n-woodmac/
“The likelihood of a full IRA repeal is low. However, there could be some amendments to the legislation,” Brown wrote. Image: Flickr/Michael Vadon
Renewable energy technologies in the US will remain competitive over the next four years, despite the uncertainties brought about by Donald Trump’s presidential election victory.
This is according to a new report from energy analyst firm Wood Mackenzie and accords with much of the discussion in the solar industry since the election result emerged earlier this month.
Experts expect renewable growth even under Trump
President-elect Trump’s victory has delivered some bad news for climate-friendly energy, but experts say they don’t expect the renewables sector to falter in the long term.
https://thehill.com/newsletters/energy-enviro...der-trump/
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