The Globe and Mail reports in its Saturday edition that one energy analyst described President Donald Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" as a full-on assault on wind and solar. The Globe's guest columnist John Rapley writes that since returning to the White House, Mr. Trump's attack on everything ESG has intensified. Companies are abandoning climate pledges and cancelling investment plans, leading to a decline in renewable-energy stocks and pushing the global clean-energy index to a five-year low. In Canada, Prime Minister Mark Carney seems to have shifted his focus away from climate change, aligning himself with the oil and gas industry. Mr. Rapley says now is a good time to invest in green energy. While Washington may set the agenda, the energy transition continues globally, unaffected by Mr. Trump's anti-renewable stance. His Luddism, according to Mr. Rapley, is lowering prices, creating a ripe opportunity for both investors and consumers. Mr. Trump s national self-harming policies create opportunities for Canada, especially in the growing sector of solar panels and EVs. While it is challenging to compete with China, there are many prospects in areas like grid management, storage and artificial intelligence integration.