Trump Is Set to Oversee Record Growth for US Wind Farms
Capacity is expected to increase by 54 gigawatts during the next four years, surpassing the previous high set during his first term.
Wind turbine foundation components at Orsted A/S’ Revolution Wind construction hub in Providence, Rhode Island. The 704-megawatt project’s expected start date is delayed to 2026.
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Welcome to our guide to the commodities powering the global economy. Today, reporter Will Mathis looks at how US wind power will thrive in the next four years, even with a major opponent of the technology occupying the White House.
Despite President Donald Trump’s recent executive orders, the US wind industry is set for record growth in the coming four years.