Renewable Energy World: With just over 70 days left until the general election, presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump offer voters two very different visions for the country’s energy agenda and the future of renewables. In many ways, the candidates’ energy platforms are a microcosm of their larger strategies, with Mrs. Clinton focused on expanding initiatives forged during President Obama’s tenure, and Mr. Trump hewing to an earlier era of traditional sources. In energy policy, as with nearly every issue in this election, there is little if any overlap in the candidates’ philosophies—meaning there is little ambiguity about where the industry will head on each candidate’s watch.
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