A series of executive orders from President Donald Trump has renewable energy companies weighing legal options as funding access and permitting regulations remain in flux, deepening uncertainty for the industry.

However, it’s that very uncertainty that’s keeping anyone from rushing to the courts—yet.

The executive orders limited offshore wind leasing, declared a national energy emergency, and urged the “unleashing” of the country’s energy sources.

“Figuring out the impacts of the executive orders on the renewable energy industry is like tap dancing on Jello,” said Elizabeth J. Wilson, professor of environmental studies at Dartmouth College.

However, when the time is …