US clean energy industry's future hangs in balance on election day

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Whether Trump or Harris wins next week's election will have ramifications across corporate America.
55% : In his debate with Harris, Trump said he is a "big fan" of solar.
53% : Next to her office is a barbershop with a flag that reads: Trump 2024 Take America Back.
51% : "While Trump rolled back restrictions on fossil fuel production and limits to emissions from power plants and cars, he also renewed tax credits for solar and wind projects and electric vehicles.
38% : A May forecast from Wood Mackenzie anticipates a slower energy transition under Trump, resulting in 683mn tonnes of additional carbon emissions in the energy sector and a $322bn reduction in anticipated clean energy investment by 2030.
18% : A recent Goldman Sachs analysis of market outcomes concluded renewables could be the biggest winner under Harris, and tied for biggest loser under Trump, along with tariff-sensitive sectors.

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