The Senate’s latest megabill keeps deep cuts to solar and wind credits, phasing them out by 2028 (despite extending support for nuclear, hydro, and geothermal through 2033). (E&E News)
The Senate’s version of the bill cements a market shift toward firm, baseload power, leaving intermittent renewables with fewer guarantees.
But: Developers may get some breathing room—the bill restores credit transferability and scraps the House’s 60-day construction rule.