Wyoming will lose $30M in clean energy investments as part of a $7B nationwide clawback of solar funding. The program would have lowered power bills for families, created jobs, and supported rural communities—now all at risk.

Since the slashing of clean energy tax credits, $22B in investments have been canceled and 16,500 jobs lost. Yet, the market signals for key renewables like solar remain strong. With demand soaring, solar is the fastest, most affordable power to build.

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Indiana households are paying $28 more each month for electricity than a year ago. Yet the EPA just cut $117M from a solar program in Indiana that would have lowered bills, reduced strain on the grid, and avoided the need for new costly power plants.

Hedge funds are flipping on energy—betting against oil and backing solar & wind, despite federal attacks on renewables. Since April, clean energy stocks are up 18%, while oil is down 4%. The market knows renewables are key to meeting AI-driven demand.

A barrage of new Interior Dept. orders requires top-level political sign-off on routine wind approvals, blocks new leasing areas, and halts permitting. That red tape risks killing billions in investment and raising electricity bills across the country.

A $123M solar project in rural Arkansas will create 200 jobs, power 18,000 homes, and produce $10M+ in tax revenue—opening in just 2 years of construction. Even as incentives are cut, renewables are the fastest path to reliable power and economic gain.

Utilities have filed for $29B in rate hikes this year to keep up with rising demand—costs that will fall on consumers. Solar & wind could ease the pressure with cheaper power, but Congress’ megabill cut tax credits in favor of expensive coal & gas.

Keeping one old coal plant running cost $29M in just five weeks. That cost will be passed to consumers across the Midwest. Meanwhile, solar is 41% cheaper and onshore wind 53% cheaper than fossil fuels. Renewables are the key to lowering energy prices.

The EPA’s rollback of climate rules adds more uncertainty for utilities—and it’s consumers who’ll foot the bill. Coal & gas are growing more expensive. Wind & solar are cheaper than ever. Yet EPA’s move would favor more expensive/costly energy sources.

E2 analysis finds 9 clean energy projects in North Carolina will create 24,600 construction jobs and at least 5,400 more once operational. “We’re at the advent of an American economic revolution… and North Carolina is at the center of it” – @bkeefee2.

GM and Toyota scaled back over $6.5B in EV investments last month—part of a wave that’s cost 16,500 clean energy jobs this year. “These cancellations aren’t just numbers… They’re paychecks, and opportunities in communities.” — @mjtimberlake, E2.

The White House canceled a $4.9B loan for a solar transmission project projected to create 4,000 jobs and save consumers $52B in utility bills. With electricity demand and rates skyrocketing, “it’s hard to imagine a more backward move” – @bkeefee2.

Policy uncertainty already wiped out $11.7B in clean energy projects in GOP districts this year. Now Congress’ megabill will accelerate job losses and higher energy costs. “Congress is turning its back on thousands of American workers.".via @kelseytam.

NEW: $22B in clean energy projects cancelled in 1st half of 2025, $6.7B in June. “These cancellations aren't just numbers. they're jobs, paychecks, & opportunities in communities that were counting on these clean energy projects. And now they're gone.".

Rooftop solar has helped 5.4 million households lower their utility bills. But Congress’ new megabill ends solar tax credits—putting 84,000 solar jobs at risk and pushing rooftop solar out of reach for many. Small installers will bear the brunt.

California powers the 4th largest economy on Earth with over 67% clean energy. But Congress' new megabill puts that in jeopardy—risking 35,700 solar jobs tied to 25 manufacturing sites and 11 major generation projects. via @AlejandroLazo.

Rural America was driving the clean energy boom—and benefiting from it. Now, 271 rural wind + solar projects across 40 states are at risk under Congress' new megabill, which could raise electricity prices by 9.2% nationwide. via @juliaatilton

From a 200% surge in U.S. solar manufacturing in 2024 to a 10 GW rollback in projected growth by 2026—Congress’ megabill is reversing momentum in one of America’s fastest-growing industries. Credit restrictions aimed at China are now undercutting U.S. competitiveness.

117K US farm operations have a solar device, accd to a USDA survey. Even 1-2 acres can yield thousands in stable income and help farmers survive drought and volatile markets. Learn more about how solar is saving America's farms:

“If they care about jobs [or] investments… they just voted against them.” . With $15.5B in green investments canceled and 10K+ jobs lost—mostly in red districts—Senators who backed the megabill are “betraying their constituencies,” says E2’s @bkeefee2.