US fossil fuel infrastructure builds surge as renewables slow

The US is building fossil fuel infrastructure at the fastest pace in a decade as renewable growth slows. Power demand is rising with data centers, factories and EVs, while the Trump administration favors fossil fuels over wind and solar. A report by the Environmental Defense Fund and Atlas Public Policy shows the energy landscape is already shifting.

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