Energy tax credits Powering american jobs 

As America scales up its research and production, the clean energy industry holds tremendous promise in driving domestic economic growth and innovation through the manufacturing and construction sectors. The hydrogen industry alone could create 700,000 jobs by 2030 and generate $140 billion in revenue, according to a McKinsey report.

American solar manufacturing capacity surged nearly five-fold since passage of the renewed energy tax credits. Production grew so dramatically in 2024 that at full capacity the United States is capable of manufacturing all the U.S. demand for installed solar generation here at home. It has been a major achievement in just a few short years.

 Energy Tax Credits Boost “All of the Above” Strategy

America possesses the infrastructure and the workforce we need to meet domestic and global demand for an “all of the above” clean energy strategy. The production tax credit that propelled the wind energy industry and the investment tax credit that boosted the solar industry are now “tech neutral” tax credits and designed to evolve with technology over time. That means wind, solar, hydrokinetic, geo-thermal, nuclear, carbon capture, and renewable natural gas will all receive the same production or investment tax incentive, catalyzing research, innovation, and American ingenuity.

 Energy Tax Credits Delivering American  Energy Dominance 

The clean energy industry is growing rapidly internationally, and the U.S. has a unique opportunity to solidify and advance its leadership in the global rush for energy dominance. In this race, the United States must lead. To ensure our country retains its pole position, we need continued policy support, particularly as other countries invest billions in the sector. In 2024, China invested $940 billion in clean energy, according to the U.K.-based research organization Carbon Brief, and they manufacture over two-hundred gigawatts of solar panels every year, more than four times what the U.S. manufactures.

Decisive and sustained American leadership is absolutely critical. Support now will help the United States dominate this energy of the future. China will speed by the United States in battery storage, nuclear power, and hydrogen technology unless policymakers commit to American energy dominance. Today's policy decisions will determine whether the United States will be a global leader in investment and manufacturing in this high-growth, strategic area, or if we cede this leadership role to China and allow them to dominate the clean energy sector.

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