Trump says U.S. will not approve solar or wind power projects
Wind turbines work on a wind farm near the solar panels near Palm Springs, California on March 6, 2024.
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President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that although electricity demand exceeds the supply in some parts of the USA, his administration would not approve of solar or wind energy projects.
Trump complained that the sun has received too much soil in the past, “We will not approve the wind or the farmer’s destroying the sun.” The truth was sent at Social. “Days of stupidity in the US is over !!!”
The interpretation of the president comes after the administration was allowed to provide renewable energy last month. The permission process is now centralized in the office of the internal secretary Doug Burgum.
Renewable companies are afraid that projects will no longer receive permissions, which were once a normal business committee. The president’s comments on Wednesday will increase these concerns.
Trump blamed renewable energies for increasing electricity prices in US prices, increased in the country’s largest grilled PJM intermediate connection, because resources such as rapidly increasing demand from data centers and other industries, coal power plants have retired.
The PJM intermediate connection saw that prices for new power capacity increased by 22% in an auction last month compared to last year. The PJM covers parts of the Atlantic and the parts of the Middle West and South.
However, sun and battery storage is the power supplies that can faste the supply and demand gap in the fastest way, because according to the next data to connect the overwhelming majority of projects to the network Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Trump has launched a comprehensive attack on renewable energies since he took office. A great beautiful Bill law terminates investment and production tax loans for wind and solar energy until the end of 2027. These loans played a key role in the expansion of renewable energy in the USA.
Renewable companies say that the President of the President’s steel and copper tariffs increases the costs of solar and wind projects.
On Tuesday, the US Department of Agriculture ended the solar energy in agricultural lands.
