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The convergence of these factors—the depletion of capital availability, loss of government support, and excessive tariffs—paint a bleak picture for the future of renewable energy in the U.S. Without significant changes in policy, financial mechanisms, and industrial capacity, the green transition may stall dramatically. Both solar and wind energies are likely to face immense hurdles, leaving many questioning the viability of achieving ambitious climate goals within the previously envisioned timeframes.
As Zion articulates, it appears we are standing at the precipice of an end to the Green Revolution in its current form, with a daunting journey ahead before we can expect the sector to regain its footing.