"The Trump administration’s agenda megabill passed this week by the Senate and [passed] in the House contains a slew of provisions that are expected to bolster fossil fuels or harm the build-out of renewable energy — ultimately exacerbating climate change.
The extent of the phaseout of subsidies for green energy sources has been a significant point of contention among Republicans; but, ultimately, the cuts they make are expected to result in deep reductions in subsidies for the sector, even if moderates manage to stave off some of the most dramatic changes.
The ultimate fate of these provisions is up in the air as House conservatives say they won’t accept changes that water down their drastic cuts to the energy incentives.
Less controversial among Republicans are the bill’s cuts to green programs and moves to boost fossil fuels."
Rachel Frazin reports for the Hill July 2, 2025.
SEE ALSO:
"How the G.O.P. Bill Will Reshape America’s Energy Landscape" (New York Times)
"Solar Industry Says Senate Plan Would Cede Production to China" (New York Times)
"EPA Says Trump’s Big Bill Should Help In Its Fight To Take Back Billions In Green Bank Funds" (AP)
"Here’s What To Know About Clean Energy In Republican Megabill Headed To Trump" (AP)
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