The pain points of Trump 2.0 for US solar-News-Solar Business Builder

Trump has pledged to undo much of the Biden administration’s energy policy, but may face resistance from his own party. Image: Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia Commons.

Donald Trump has won the 2024 US Presidential election. Among the myriad questions his victory raises, one significant area of concern is what a second Trump presidency means for solar PV and the clean energy transition more broadly.

The president-elect ran a campaign of characteristically emotive rhetoric and sloganeering – notably, to “drill, baby, drill” for oil and gas – but the real-world impact of a second Trump presidency on the US solar industry remains uncertain.

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