You need to clear away the buzzwords and examine the world around you. The concesnus is that wind and solar are past the economic tipping points. Ending subsidies will not kill the industry. Recall that just above, I presented you with the no subsidy analysis showing current pricing beating Xcel today and remaining stable for decades.

That said, I've just talking economics, not policy. You're vision is cloudy there, too. DoE is not enacting Trump campaign promises. Holler when you see solar shut down by Trump or some set of angry Republicans. I'll find something else to do in the meantime, for a decade or three.