Conservative clean energy could be Trump’s climate plan

Published November 10, 2016 5:01am ET



A conservative push to remake clean energy in the GOP’s image won a sizable victory with the election of Donald Trump on Tuesday.

The group ClearPath Action, founded and led by conservative philanthropist Jay Faison, saw nearly all the down-ballot Republicans it endorsed and supported win on Tuesday, proving that clean energy can be a platform for Republicans to win.

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