NEW REPORT: Clean energy and storage projects are generating BILLIONS in local tax revenue all across Texas, helping local governments better serve their communities. Learn more at txrenewables.net

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In 2017, the U.S. ranked 14th in the world for solar panel manufacturing capacity. Today, we're 3rd. Dive into the surge of domestic solar manufacturing from panels and inverters to trackers and racking⤵️ seia.org/blog/american-…

81% of that was solar. electrek.co/2025/02/07/r... Renewables provided 90% of new US capacity in 2024 – FERC

Regulated utilities--the companies who determine what you pay for electricity--told Congress under oath this week that repealing tax credits will "immediately harm rate payers." If Congress doesn't change course, your utility bills will go up. subscriber.politicopro.com/article/eenews…

Thank you to Rep. Andrew Garbarino for leading a letter with 20 other House Republicans urging the protection of critical clean energy tax credits that are already driving billions of dollars in private investment, high-paying job creation and American energy dominance. Read the letter

"Cuts to clean energy tax credits will harm North Carolina, advocates say" yahoo.com/news/cuts-clea…

BREAKING: Solar power shatters its own record with 50 GW of new generating capacity in 2024, the most added by a single energy source in over two decades. Dive into the latest data on America's solar surge in SEIA and Wood Mackenzie's Solar Market Insight report:

This is now the *fifth* study since late last year demonstrating that repealing energy tax credits will force every single consumer and household in the country to pay more for what they use. When will Congress abandon their effort to gouge families and hike your bills?

✅Money to be made ✅Jobs to be generated ✅Communities to flourish Read more from Bob Inglis at the Tampa Bay Times about how solar is benefiting red states like Florida👇 tampabay.com/opinion/2025/0…

"America’s solar and storage industry supports the Trump administration’s focus on strengthening domestic mineral supply chains, which are vital to U.S. energy security." seia.org/news/seia-stat…

Overheard in Georgetown outside a Michelin star restaurant : “I’m a member of the new administration and the fact you don’t offer takeout food seems like proof that you’re biased against us!” [I’m not joking…this really just happened]

Another day, another analysis finding tax credit repeal means higher bills. If you live in AR, IA, KS, MO, or TX, you will pay more than $400 annually. Repeal could push already stretched working class families in America's heartland over the edge. energyinnovation.org/report/federal…

There's a new solar record in ERCOT today! First time above 26,500 megawatts, good enough for 55.5% of afternoon demand. Going to need a lot more solar as demand is rising fast in Texas and gas turbines aren't available until 2030 or beyond.

Without solar and storage, American energy is less reliable, less abundant, and more expensive. We need Congress to understand the consequences of repealing energy tax credits. Contact your rep now: solarpowersamerica.org

As rising utility bills weigh heavily on already overstretched families, Congress continues down the path to raising electricity costs by repealing tax credits. The evidence could not be clearer: repeal is terrible policy that will hurt everyday Americans. powerlines.org/wp-content/upl…

From media to policymakers to voters, support for the solar surge is coming from all sides of the political spectrum.

As U.S. electricity demand surges and global competition intensifies, stable energy tax credits are critical to keep power reliable, affordable, and secure. youtube.com/watch?v=kQui4Q…

Without these credits, Americans could face $40 billion per year in higher electricity prices. Congress must protect energy tax credits to power our future.

As early as Monday, the House could be marking up a bill that study after study confirms will raise your electricity bills. Utility CEOs have admitted this under oath. It’s really hard to overstate how much damage is being done to the economy by folks supposedly elected to fix it