Why Congress can’t pull the plug on Florida’s clean energy progress
Rolling back federal tax credits means Florida ratepayers will pay electricity prices nearly 10% higher in the years ahead.
Rolling back federal tax credits means Florida ratepayers will pay electricity prices nearly 10% higher in the years ahead.
The massive tax bill passed by House Republicans would gut clean energy tax credits for individuals and businesses.
Any action by Congress to cancel these tax credits will reduce freedom of choice and accessibility.
Congress is debating whether to keep clean energy tax credits created under the Inflation Reduction Act.
With political uncertainty under Trump, nearly $8 billion in clean energy projects have been scrapped or cut back this year.
Only around 1% of Florida single-family homes have rooftop solar, according to the website Solar Power Guide.
Raising global energy prices while limiting US energy supplies would benefit Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Nearly 60% of Inflation Reduction Act projects, representing 85% of the investment and 60% of the created jobs, are in ...
The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy ranked Florida among the worst-performing states for utility efficiency programs.
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