N.Y. solar energy business warns of potential job cuts due to GOP bill

Solar industry posts record Q1 growth but projects longer-term decline

Prematurely ending federal tax credits for renewable energy and manufacturing risks project cancellations and a possible energy shortage, SEIA says.

Clean energy rollback plan could threaten U.S. power reliability, industry warns

Republican efforts to slash clean energy tax credits could stall new power projects and strain the electric grid as artificial intelligence data centers ramp up demand, energy leaders told POLITICO’s Energy Summit.James Bikales reports for POLITICO.In short:The House-passed GOP megabill aims to repeal clean energy tax credits from the Inflation Reduction Act, but industry executives and former Republican officials argue the move could deter inve…

Why rooftop solar could crash under the GOP tax bill - The Boston Globe

The big domestic policy bill passed by House Republicans last month would, by the end of this year, eliminate tax credits for homeowners and solar leasing companies that have fueled the popularity of rooftop solar.

N.Y. solar energy business warns of potential job cuts due to GOP bill

Some N.Y. Republicans in the U.S. House are urging Senate Republicans to undo cuts to green energy tax credits included in that bill.

Republicans in House Who Don’t Want Clean Energy Tax Credits Cut Look to Senators to Save Them

As we've pointed out repeatedly, clean energy and electric vehicle production tax credits included in the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 passed by Democrats disproportionately benefit states and districts controlled by Republican Congressmen. It really doesn't make sense to kill policies that are supporting tens or hundreds of thousands of ... [continued] The post Republicans in House Who Don't Want Clean Energy Tax Credits Cut Look to Senators…

Four GOP Senators Call For Fewer Cuts To Biden's Green New Scam

Four GOP senators break ranks, warn against full repeal of green energy subsidies in Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act.