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US clean energy jobs fell for the first time since the pandemic
US clean energy jobs fell by nearly 37,000 in 2025, ending four years of growth as federal support rolled back.
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The US lost 36,949 clean energy jobs in 2025, ending four straight years of growth. That’s the direct impact of the Trump administration and the Republican-controlled Congress rolling back federal support for clean energy and EVs, which led companies to cancel or scale back projects.
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