
Tax Credit Rollbacks to Set Back Clean Energy Projects
Some clean energy projects will likely be battered, energy experts say, but it’s not a death sentence for clean energy technologies like wind and solar.
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Velda Addison joined Hart Energy in June 2012. She brings more than a decade of journalism experience along with a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Texas at Austin. She has won several reporting awards for news coverage in Texas and Louisiana. As part of Hart Energy's editorial team, Addison covers energy with a focus on renewables and the energy transition.
Some clean energy projects will likely be battered, energy experts say, but it’s not a death sentence for clean energy technologies like wind and solar.
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