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Solar stocks dropped on Tuesday after President Donald Trump signed an executive order to fast-track the end of clean-energy tax credits late Monday.
U.S. stock futures were mixed this morning, with the Dow futures falling around 0.1% on Tuesday.
Enphase Energy Inc.'s stock was dropping in early trading Tuesday, after the maker of solar-power inverters drew an analyst downgrade on the heels of President Donald Trump's move to scrap clean-electricity tax credits faster than expected.
The President directed the Treasury and Interior department to enforce the termination of wind and solar tax credits.
Shares of renewable energy companies are rising after a tax on solar and wind was removed from the Senate version of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The Senate narrowly passed the legislation Tuesday and will now be considered by the House of Representatives.
Array Technologies +0.685 (+11.65%) Canadian Solar +0.32 (+2.90%) Enlight Renewable +1.03 (+4.53%) Enphase Energy +1.69 (+4.26%) First Solar -0.24 (-0.15%) Fluence Energy +0.32 (+4.77%) GE Vernova -32.27 (-6.10%) HASI +1.005 (+3.74%) Maxeon Solar +0.09 (+2.93%) Nextracker +2.47 (+4.54%) Shoals Technologies +0.74 (+17.43%) SolarEdge +1.81 (+8.88%) Sunrun +0.77 (+9.40%) Bloom Energy -1.49 (-6.24%) 15 Jul 18 Aug 04 Mar
Enphase Energy +1.965 (+4.96%) First Solar +1.33 (+0.80%) Array Technologies +0.75 (+12.76%) Nextracker +3.02 (+5.55%) Shoals Technologies +0.865 (+20.38%) Sunrun +0.855 (+10.44%) SolarEdge +1.86 (+9.12%) 15 Jul 18 Aug
Shares of Sunrun, SolarEdge Technologies, Enphase Energy, and GE Vernova are gaining.
First Solar (FSLR) and Sunrun (RUN) traded higher while other solar stocks opened more mixed after the Senate version of the "big, beautiful bill." Diane King Hall dives deeper into what's driving the wide price action.
The Senate is voting on a version of President Donald Trump's spending legislation that would slam the solar and wind industries. The legislation is close to a worst case scenario for renewable energy, Morgan Stanley analyst Andrew Percoco told clients.