Clean Energy shares fall 10.13% intraday as Generation report highlights political headwinds and stalled US clean energy investment.

Clean Energy fell 10.13% intraday as a Generation report highlighted political headwinds undermining global clean energy momentum. The report noted U.S. political retrenchment, including the Trump administration’s Paris Agreement withdrawal, which erased $30 billion in prospective clean industry investment and created a leadership vacuum China is exploiting through aggressive renewable policy and EV adoption. This geopolitical shift, coupled with corporate climate ambition slowdowns, raised concerns about long-term sector stability, prompting investor sell-offs. While Abu Dhabi’s $1 billion Yemen clean energy project and Oregon’s clean energy executive order signaled sector support, the report’s emphasis on faltering political will and China’s dominance overshadowed these developments, driving the sharp intraday decline.