Trump’s attempt to crush clean energy progress not going to plan, experts say
Experts indicate that Donald Trump's efforts to undermine clean energy progress are failing. In March, renewable energy sources generated more electricity than gas for the first time in the U.S. The clean energy sector continues to grow despite political challenges, with a significant majority of new electricity capacity coming from renewables in 2026.
- ▪In March, the U.S. generated more electricity from renewables than from gas for the first time.
- ▪93% of all new electricity capacity added in 2026 is expected to come from solar, wind, and batteries.
- ▪A federal court recently blocked several of Trump's anti-renewables actions, boosting optimism among clean energy advocates.
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Donald Trump and Solar Farm Near Palo Verde nuclear power plant. Composite: Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenDonald Trump and Solar Farm Near Palo Verde nuclear power plant. Composite: Getty ImagesTrump administrationTrump’s attempt to crush clean energy progress not going to plan, experts sayUS generated more power from renewables including solar and wind than gas last month in a firstOliver MilmanTue 28 Apr 2026 08.30 EDTLast modified on Tue 28 Apr 2026 14.16 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleDonald Trump has wielded the full might of his administration to crush the progress of clean energy, which he has called a “scam” and “stupid”.
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