Here are all the jobs and investment lost from republican attacks on manufacturing

A nonprofit group called the BlueGreen Alliance has built an online tool tracking clean energy manufacturing projects that have lost funding, been delayed, or been cancelled since Congress passed a 2025 bill that cut federal support for US manufacturing. The group's tally covers 3,446 projects nationwide, sorted into categories like lost tax credits, awards at risk or delayed, cancelled awards, and stalled or cancelled projects outright. Each entry can be clicked to see the specific jobs and investment dollars tied to it.

These projects fall under the "green energy economy" umbrella, meaning things like battery plants, solar manufacturing, and other clean energy supply chain investments that were originally spurred by federal incentives passed under the Biden administration. The 2025 legislation rolled back much of that support, and with it, the manufacturing growth tied to those incentives.

For homeowners, this is less about a direct rebate or incentive change and more about the bigger picture: the pipeline of US-made clean energy equipment, including things like batteries and solar components, is shrinking as projects move overseas. The tool itself does not list a specific home-related rebate or deadline, but it does let you search by location to see whether any manufacturing projects near you have been affected. You can look up your area through BlueGreen Alliance's interactive map if you want to see what's happened in your state.