Rural businesses have been collateral damage in Trump’s war on renewable energy.

The plan involves divesting from fossil fuels and investing in climate solutions.

A new report from the trade group Solar Energy Industries Association says that in 2024, two-thirds of new energy made in the U.S. came from solar panels.

BP didn’t share many details, but the company has been losing money on renewables and will likely be doubling down on oil and gas.

Unlike wind and solar, ocean waves are a potential source of always-on power.

Meanwhile, China is outpacing everyone when it comes to building new solar and wind energy projects.

A hub launched last month on the Gulf Coast, where hydrogen production is essential to refining and ammonia production.

The International Energy Agency now expects coal demand to peak in 2027.

But the future of climate investment is uncertain under the incoming Trump administration.

“I am feeling ready to be surprised,” said Gene Gebolys of World Energy, an alternative fuels provider.