Federal funding supporting the clean energy transition has become embroiled in President Donald Trump’s executive orders and the court decisions blocking them. Companies and advocacy groups that rely on the funding are in disarray. The Great Lakes region — an emerging hub for energy technology manufacturing — is no exception. Read the full story by Great Lakes Now.
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