Study: US renewables capacity tipped to more than double to over 1TW by 2035

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The US renewables market is expected to continue to expand on the back of state-level clean energy mandates and corporate demand / Credit: Walmart
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The US renewables market is expected to continue to expand on the back of state-level clean energy mandates and corporate demand / Credit: Walmart

New report predicts US renewables sector will continue to expand, despite opposition from Trump White House

The US renewables industry is set to continue its recent expansion, despite attempts by the Trump White House to block a series of flagship offshore wind projects. That is the headline conclusion of...

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