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2025 Sees 92% New Power from Renewables, Future at Risk

12/21/2025

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In 2025, solar, wind, and storage accounted for 92% of new U.S. power capacity through November, with solar 50% and storage 31%.
Experts warn that U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration's restrictions on tax credits could hinder future clean energy growth.
Fossil fuels still dominate electricity generation.
The December data may alter these figures, as rising demand underscores the urgency for clean energy solutions deployable faster than fossil fuels.

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In 2025, solar, wind, and storage accounted for 92% of new U.S. power capacity through November, with solar 50% and storage 31%.
Experts warn that U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration's restrictions on tax credits could hinder future clean energy growth.
Fossil fuels still dominate electricity generation.
The December data may alter these figures, as rising demand underscores the urgency for clean energy solutions deployable faster than fossil fuels.