Isabelle Bousquet

Some companies are still betting on solar energy, which can sometimes be faster and cheaper to get up and running than natural gas sites.

What does it mean for where the renewables industry is headed?

WSJ sustainability reporter Clara Hudson joins us now to break it down.

So what kinds of companies and industries are investing in renewable energy and making these deals?

So what kinds of companies and industries are investing in renewable energy and making these deals?

So you talk about the tech industry, and I'm curious, how big a role is the AI boom and the need to secure energy for data centers playing and driving some of these business to solar companies?

That is really interesting.

So it seems like there's a lot of business that is happening here.

But have the Trump policies slashing incentives hurt the industry at all?

So what is the future of solar in the U.S.?

What should we expect to see this year?

That was WSJ sustainability reporter Clara Hutson.

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