The energy transition is seemingly under assault, with Congressional Republicans killing tax credits for clean energy and the Trump administration threatening to cancel billions of dollars worth of grants .

But there are signs the setback might not be as catastrophic for the transition as the headlines make it sound.

Investor sentiment, which judging by the size of two new funds, remains strong. And more founders are pouring into the sector. The upshot: people and organizations are betting money and time that the energy transition isn’t going away.

This week, Brookfield announced it had raised $20 billion for its second energy transition fund. The infrastructure investor has already deployed $5 billion of that money into renewable power projects and developers focusing on solar, win

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