Policymakers need to get busy building electricity generation that is reliable and affordable and doesn’t have to lean on taxpayers’ dollars for its existence.
President Donald Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill is a grotesque monster to the renewable energy partisans. It phases out subsidies for wind and solar power, which have been around for decades and were extended by the previous administration’s Inflation Reduction Act. Industry sources have told the media that without taxpayer help, the renewables sector is in danger of a catastrophic collapse.
What is California, which has bet its future on renewables, to do?
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Now what, California?
Kerry Jackson
Policymakers need to get busy building electricity generation that is reliable and affordable and doesn’t have to lean on taxpayers’ dollars for its existence.
President Donald Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill is a grotesque monster to the renewable energy partisans. It phases out subsidies for wind and solar power, which have been around for decades and were extended by the previous administration’s Inflation Reduction Act. Industry sources have told the media that without taxpayer help, the renewables sector is in danger of a catastrophic collapse.
What is California, which has bet its future on renewables, to do?
Read the entire op-ed here.
Nothing contained in this blog is to be construed as necessarily reflecting the views of the Pacific Research Institute or as an attempt to thwart or aid the passage of any legislation.