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Here’s what to know about clean energy in Republican megabill headed to Trump

  • Congress passed a Republican budget megabill on Thursday that slashes clean energy tax credits and now awaits President Trump's approval.
  • The bill's passage follows debates over eliminating tax credits, including ending EV credits this year, raising uncertainty and investment risks.
  • The legislation accelerates deadlines for wind and solar projects to qualify for credits but curbs billions in clean energy spending and supports fossil fuel production.
  • The REPEAT Project estimates the bill will reduce capital investment by $500 billion and increase U.S. energy costs by $28 billion annually by 2030.
  • Experts warn higher energy bills, project delays, and job losses will result, making climate goals more difficult and increasing U.S. reliance on foreign oil.
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Here's what to know about clean energy in Republican megabill headed to Trump

Congressional passage of a massive bill cuts billions of dollars in spending across many areas including clean energy.

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KRCG broke the news in Jefferson City, United States on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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