Clean Energy Groups, Fossil Fuel Advocates React to 'Big, Beautiful Bill'
- On July 4, President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, reversing key clean energy incentives from the Inflation Reduction Act.
- The bill signed July 4, 2025, reflects Trump’s pledge to support fossil fuels and aligns with Republican efforts to boost coal, nuclear, and oil sectors.
- Following the signing, clean energy advocates warn that thousands of jobs may be lost, with consumer costs rising over $16 billion by 2030 and incentives ending soon.
- Experts warn many factories will shut, thousands of jobs lost, and the U.S. remains dependent on fossil fuels as electricity demand is projected to surge by 50% by 2040.
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U.S. “renewables” mad scramble to build is on
The big, beautiful new tax law creates a not-so pretty loophole that untold billions of dollars worth of renewable projects are going to try to squeeze through. Anytime you screw with the market, you get screwy results, and this is titanic screwing. Watching it could be great fun. The specifics are simple
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