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Sign InGlobal clean energy markets are experiencing significant divergence as total investment hit an all-time high in 2025. However, the United States saw a sharp decline in green energy capital flows during the final quarter of the year. This downturn is largely attributed to major policy shifts under the Trump administration, which have introduced substantial uncertainty into the renewable sector. The electric vehicle (EV) industry, in particular, is showing signs of sharp contraction as federal support and regulatory frameworks undergo revision. Market analysts note a growing disconnect between record-breaking global capital flows and the specific headwinds facing US-based green projects. Investors are now closely monitoring instruments such as TSLA and the LIT ETF to gauge the long-term impact of these policy-driven shifts on the broader energy transition.