Renewable Energy Resilience Amid Policy Shifts and Legislation
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The new legislation eliminates tax incentives for solar and wind projects, leading to expected increases in electricity bills across the U.S., especially in Oklahoma, Kentucky, Missouri, and Kansas, with some states facing up to 350% rate hikes by 2035, and could result in significant economic and job losses, particularly in Republican-led states with no state renewable programs.
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