Take Action! Jobs and Investments are at Risk
Both in our state and across the country, communities are finally seeing real, tangible investment in clean energy manufacturing—new factories, new jobs, and revitalized local economies that are lowering energy costs for all of us—thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act.
Unfortunately, Congress is considering halting this progress. If extreme legislators get their way, energy rates could increase and our state could lose more than 17,500 jobs, $20.7 billion in clean energy investments. Across the U.S., we could lose nearly 40,000 new jobs and nearly 400,000 existing clean energy jobs.
While Senator Thom Tillis has recently defended these tax credits, he may cave to Trump’s pressure.
