The Trump administration has intensified its opposition to renewable energy, particularly targeting wind and solar projects. President Donald Trump has moved from rhetorical criticism to concrete actions, including the cancellation of a large-scale wind farm project that was approved during the final hours of the Biden administration. This shift marks the end of the previous 'All of the Above' energy policy, which supported a diverse energy mix. The administration is also prompting regulators to reconsider rules that provide preferential treatment to renewable energy, especially offshore wind projects. These developments have raised concerns about rising electricity prices and potential job losses in the energy sector. Despite this, some Republican lawmakers are advocating for continued access to Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) tax credits for wind and solar projects, reflecting ongoing debate within the party.