Interactive Map Tracks Thousands of Manufacturing Projects Hit by Policy Rollbacks

A new interactive database from the BlueGreen Alliance is giving the public a granular look at how recent federal policy shifts have rippled through American manufacturing. The tool catalogs 3,446 projects that have been cancelled, delayed, stalled, or stripped of tax credit support following 2025 legislation that reduced backing for domestic production.

The affected initiatives cluster heavily in the green energy economy — battery plants, solar component factories, and related advanced manufacturing. According to prior BlueGreen Alliance estimates, more than 111,000 jobs and roughly $82 billion in investment have been impacted. The group’s earlier work tracked gains made under the Biden administration, making this new dataset a direct counterpoint.

The tool breaks losses into categories: projects facing cancelled, at-risk, or delayed awards, and those halted outright. Users can click into individual entries to see localized job and investment figures, with Texas, Illinois, and California accounting for a large share of affected sites. Advanced manufacturing that might have anchored US supply chains is increasingly being redirected overseas, the group warns.

While the report does not assign a single total dollar figure to all 3,446 projects, the interactive map offers a state-by-state picture of where the fallout has landed. For those tracking the intersection of energy policy and industrial strategy, it serves as a practical reference point.