Clean energy tax credits have a long history of bipartisan support. Since they were extended and expanded by Congress in 2022, they have delivered to the U.S. manufacturing base and energy production, while reducing costs for businesses and consumers.
The private sector has capitalized on the long term policy certainty by investing tens of billions of dollars to build more than 100 factories in the U.S. producing batteries, electric vehicles, solar panels, and other innovative technologies. These projects are creating thousands upon thousands of jobs in red, blue, and purple states alike, and in communities of every type — and there is so much more to come.
