Renewable-energy stocks have tumbled since Trump won the election as markets eye the potential for the president-elect to roll back green-energy policies.

Trump, a climate change denier, is expected to upend green policies implemented by the current administration, which include solar tax credits and incentives that were part of incumbent President Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act.

Donald Trump’s victory puts a skeptic of global warming back in the White House, triggering an about-face on climate policy that threatens to derail billions of dollars in clean-energy investment and slow a reduction in the nation’s emissions.

Renewable energy stocks plunged following Donald Trump’s election victory Tuesday, as the sector braces for the real possibility that the president-elect actually does “drill, baby, drill.”

One of GOP nominee Donald Trump’s campaign promises has been to squelch offshore wind development on his first day back in office through an executive order, should he win the presidential election. But what exactly would such an order look like?