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The clean energy sector will face mass layoffs due to slashed tax credits. $14B in projects have already been canceled—now, under Trump’s bill, solar is “going to be absolutely creamed” Bob Keefe One NC CEO expects to lay off 50+ workers. on.e2.org/4esZAgo via Michael Phillis

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E2 Executive Director Bob Keefe joins Moms Clean Air Force TOMORROW (7/8) at 2:30 PM ET to talk about clean energy, clean air, and how we keep moving forward — even after last week’s major setbacks in Washington. RSVP to join the conversation: on.e2.org/45Z4BeE

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HAPPENING TODAY at 2:30 PM ET: Join Bob Keefe and Moms Clean Air Force for a conversation on the clean energy transition after last week’s congressional rollbacks—and what it means for our air, water, and kids’ future. Register here: on.e2.org/45Z4BeE

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Trump wants America to be affordable and energy dominant, but this new bill "is economic malpractice,” says E2’s Zach Amittay. As demand surges from AI, manufacturing, and population growth, it cuts credits for the fastest and cheapest energy we have: solar.

Trump wants America to be affordable and energy dominant, but this new bill "is economic malpractice,” says E2’s Zach Amittay. 

As demand surges from AI, manufacturing, and population growth, it cuts credits for the fastest and cheapest energy we have: solar.
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Congress’ new bill injects uncertainty into clean energy, making financing harder just as power demand surges. “This risks being a self-inflicted wound… because energy powers all of the economic activity of our country, and we need every last bit of it we can get.”

Congress’ new bill injects uncertainty into clean energy, making financing harder just as power demand surges.
 
“This risks being a self-inflicted wound… because energy powers all of the economic activity of our country, and we need every last bit of it we can get.”
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While U.S. policy retreats from EV innovation—the fastest growing job sector in the entire energy economy—Chinese EV exports are up 48% this year. Congress’ megabill gives our top competitor a leg up while stalling job growth at home. on.e2.org/4kuMAZg via Clarence Leong

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The White House says the new energy law will “turbocharge” production. But rooftop solar—up 1,800% since 2010—now faces 84,000 job losses, many in red states, as tax credits vanish. “The little guy gets squeezed again,” says one CEO. on.e2.org/44szmY6 via Christa Marshall

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Congress’ megabill is already killing clean energy jobs—like a $250M solar panel plant in Colorado that would’ve hired 900+. “We’ll see more cancellations of big projects, more jobs lost… less investment in solar and wind due to the uncertainty.” on.e2.org/3ItxSUW

Congress’ megabill is already killing clean energy jobs—like a $250M solar panel plant in Colorado that would’ve hired 900+.

“We’ll see more cancellations of big projects, more jobs lost… less investment in solar and wind due to the uncertainty.”
on.e2.org/3ItxSUW
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Congress’ new bill could spike residents’ and business owners’ electricity rates between 60% and 350% over the next decade—with Missouri, Kansas, and Kentucky facing similar hikes. These states’ congressional delegations overwhelmingly backed the bill. buff.ly/2MxCAqs

Congress’ new bill could spike residents’ and business owners’ electricity rates between 60% and 350% over the next decade—with Missouri, Kansas, and Kentucky facing similar hikes.
 
These states’ congressional delegations overwhelmingly backed the bill.
buff.ly/2MxCAqs
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New House proposal would cut another $1.6B from renewable energy in latest spending bill, despite wind and solar making up over 90% of new U.S. power. The U.S. is turning its back on one of the world's fastest-growing industries. on.e2.org/4lUfMK5

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From a 200% surge in U.S. solar manufacturing in 2024 to a 10 GW rollback in projected growth by 2026—Congress’ megabill is reversing momentum in one of America’s fastest-growing industries. Credit restrictions aimed at China are now undercutting U.S. competitiveness.

From a 200% surge in U.S. solar manufacturing in 2024 to a 10 GW rollback in projected growth by 2026—Congress’ megabill is reversing momentum in one of America’s fastest-growing industries.
 
Credit restrictions aimed at China are now undercutting U.S. competitiveness.
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Clean energy tax credits saw solar generation up 32% this year. EV sales hit a record 607,000. Battery installations broke records. The clean energy boom was creating jobs and cutting utility bills, until Congress’ megabill destroyed it. on.e2.org/3GDupmd

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“If they care about jobs [or] investments… they just voted against them.” With $15.5B in green investments canceled and 10K+ jobs lost—mostly in red districts—Senators who backed the megabill are “betraying their constituencies,” says E2’s Bob Keefe. on.e2.org/4kGS1Ef

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117K US farm operations have a solar device, accd to a USDA survey. Even 1-2 acres can yield thousands in stable income and help farmers survive drought and volatile markets. buff.ly/WnXr7bb Learn more about how solar is saving America's farms: on.e2.org/4597tEE

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From a 200% surge in U.S. solar manufacturing in 2024 to a 10 GW rollback in projected growth by 2026—Congress’ megabill is reversing momentum in one of America’s fastest-growing industries. Credit restrictions aimed at China are now undercutting U.S. competitiveness.

From a 200% surge in U.S. solar manufacturing in 2024 to a 10 GW rollback in projected growth by 2026—Congress’ megabill is reversing momentum in one of America’s fastest-growing industries.

Credit restrictions aimed at China are now undercutting U.S. competitiveness.
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Rural America was driving the clean energy boom—and benefiting from it. Now, 271 rural wind + solar projects across 40 states are at risk under Congress' new megabill, which could raise electricity prices by 9.2% nationwide. on.e2.org/4lAyfLV via Julia Tilton

Rural America was driving the clean energy boom—and benefiting from it.
 
Now, 271 rural wind + solar projects across 40 states are at risk under Congress' new megabill, which could raise electricity prices by 9.2% nationwide.
on.e2.org/4lAyfLV via <a href="/juliaatilton/">Julia Tilton</a>
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California powers the 4th largest economy on Earth with over 67% clean energy. But Congress' new megabill puts that in jeopardy—risking 35,700 solar jobs tied to 25 manufacturing sites and 11 major generation projects. on.e2.org/4502DZg via Alejandro Lazo

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Rooftop solar has helped 5.4 million households lower their utility bills. But Congress’ new megabill ends solar tax credits—putting 84,000 solar jobs at risk and pushing rooftop solar out of reach for many. Small installers will bear the brunt. on.e2.org/415CxCK

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NEW: $22B in clean energy projects cancelled in 1st half of 2025, $6.7B in June. “These cancellations aren't just numbers...they're jobs, paychecks, & opportunities in communities that were counting on these clean energy projects. And now they're gone." e2.org/releases/june-…

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Policy uncertainty already wiped out $11.7B in clean energy projects in GOP districts this year. Now Congress’ megabill will accelerate job losses and higher energy costs. “Congress is turning its back on thousands of American workers." on.e2.org/40BA03e via Kelsey Tamborrino