"House and Senate tax conferees are facing renewed pressure to fix provisions in the Senate bill that they say would harm clean energy and fossil fuel development alike.

Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions yesterday launched a five-figure targeted social media ad campaign aimed at lawmakers and their aides highlighting concerns over base erosion anti-abuse tax (BEAT) and corporate alternative minimum tax (AMT) provisions.

The BEAT language, the group warned top GOP leaders this week, 'will undermine tax equity financing, which is the principal mechanism for monetizing credits.'"

Geof Koss reports for E&E Daily December 8, 2017. [2]