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Grassley places holds on 3 Trump Treasury nominees

UNITED STATES, AUG 4 – Senator Grassley blocks nominees fearing stricter green energy tax credit rules could harm Iowa's wind projects, which supplied 62% of the state's electricity in 2022, he said.

  • Senator Chuck Grassley placed holds on three of President Trump's Treasury nominees on August 4, 2025, citing concerns about tax credit phaseouts.
  • Grassley and Senator John Curtis object due to the Treasury's planned August 18 rules on wind and solar tax credit phaseouts, fearing a violation of congressional intent.
  • The holds delay confirmation of nominees Brian Morrissey, Francis Brooke, and Jonathan McKernan, who were advanced along party lines earlier this year amid Senate tension.
  • Grassley noted that the criteria for when a project officially starts construction have been clearly defined by Treasury rules for over ten years, highlighting that the law includes a 12-month transition timeframe.
  • The blockade suggests ongoing disputes over the implementation of clean energy tax credit phaseouts, potentially affecting Iowa's wind energy sector that relies heavily on these credits.
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UPI broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, August 4, 2025.
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