Court reinstates $7B ‘Solar for All’ program axed by Trump
Summary
A federal court stopped the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from ending a $7 billion program called Solar For All, which helps low-income communities get rooftop solar power. The court ruled against the EPA’s attempt to cancel the program and take back its money.Key Facts
- The Solar For All program provides rooftop solar power to disadvantaged communities.
- The program has $7 billion in funding.
- The EPA, under President Trump’s administration, tried to cancel the program.
- Judge Mary McElroy, appointed by President Trump, blocked this cancellation.
- The court ruled that the EPA could not end the program or take back the funds.
- The decision was made in a federal court in Rhode Island.
- The ruling allows the Solar For All program to continue.
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