<ul><li>The Trump administration has terminated two federal clean energy grants and placed approximately 300 more under review, signaling a pivot away from clean energy development.</li><li>The canceled projects include a $5.3 million initiative to retrofit low-income multifamily buildings and a $1.5 million study evaluating electric vehicle carsharing programs.</li><li>The decision reflects the administration's prioritization of fossil fuel expansion as part of its energy agenda, which includes a rollback campaign targeting clean energy funding initiatives.</li><li>While the U.S. is stepping back in clean energy, the rest of the world, particularly China, is surging forward, accounting for a majority of renewable energy capacity installed globally.</li></ul>

Current Administration Halts Clean Energy Momentum as Fossil Fuel Agenda Gains Priority

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