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Renewables Set to Dominate 93% of New Power by 2025

3/13/2025

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Summary

Story summary

The U.S. clean-energy sector is on the brink of a breakthrough, with renewables projected to make up a staggering 93% of new power generation by 2025, defying challenges from the Trump administration. Texas shines as a leader in renewable energy, while House Republicans rally to protect vital clean energy tax credits, essential for economic prosperity and energy resilience.

History

Historical Context

The U.S. clean-energy sector's potential surge to 93% of new power generation by 2025 reflects a significant shift since the 1970s energy crisis, which spurred efforts for energy independence. Historical policies like the Energy Policy Act of 2005 and the recent Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act underscore ongoing governmental support for renewables, aiming to counteract fossil fuel reliance and enhance energy resilience amid geopolitical tensions.

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Story summary

The U.S. clean-energy sector is on the brink of a breakthrough, with renewables projected to make up a staggering 93% of new power generation by 2025, defying challenges from the Trump administration. Texas shines as a leader in renewable energy, while House Republicans rally to protect vital clean energy tax credits, essential for economic prosperity and energy resilience.

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