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Global solar capacity grew 31% in 2025 despite U.S. federal rollbacks that hinder wind and solar permits, driven by rapid buildout in China, India, and other countries.

  • Industry data show that the Solar Energy Industries Association reported record‑setting clean‑energy deployment in 2025, with a third‑quarter growth of 11.7 gigawatts in new capacity.
  • In July, President Donald Trump directed the U.S. Department of the Interior to stop issuing solar permits on federal lands, and a December 4 letter said agencies are treating this as a near-complete moratorium affecting federal and private land.
  • SEIA found solar and storage made up 85% of new power in the first nine months of the Trump Administration, with 73% of 2025 solar capacity installed in states Trump carried.
  • A coalition of 143 U.S. solar companies urged Congress for policy change, warning that uncertainty could freeze projects and raise energy bills, unless the administration reverses course.
  • Investors and startups are pursuing space-to-Earth solar as an alternative amid terrestrial permitting headwinds; earlier this year, Aetherflux raised $50 million and on December 9 announced a Q1 2027 orbiting data center plan.
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The New Yorker broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, December 9, 2025.
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