Since new clean energy investments were passed in 2022, America’s clean energy sector has kicked into high gear, transforming North Carolina into an electric vehicle battery hub. But in just the first few months since Trump’s election, attacks on clean energy and the uncertainty of tariffs have already taken their toll, leading to the delay of $275 million in investments and the loss of 200 jobs across clean energy sectors in North Carolina alone.

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