The Trump administration has announced a deepened crackdown on solar and wind tax credits, releasing new I.R.S. rules that will impact large-scale renewable projects. As the federal government implements stricter subsidy regulations, concerns arise over the potential loss of 60 GW of solar capacity in the U.S. by 2030. Homeowners are rushing to install solar systems ahead of the expiration of existing tax incentives, while industry stakeholders encourage the Treasury Department to maintain current subsidy rules. Despite a surge in clean energy stock prices, looming regulatory changes pose uncertainty for the future of renewables, with experts advising businesses and investors to adapt to potentially rising energy costs. Opinions and discussions highlight the urgency to act before clean energy savings disappear, as critical tax benefits for solar and wind projects face an uncertain future.