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New York’s clean energy jobs have more than doubled since 2016" accd to new jobs report from @E2org and @NY4CleanPower. "Across the state, the bulk of clean energy jobs are in professional services, followed by construction, other services and manufacturing."

More inflation? New report from @CleanEnergyBA finds that repealing clean energy tax credits will increase residential bills by nearly 7% (over $110 annually), and biz rates by about 10% by next year! ??

“We hope leaders in Washington recognize what’s at risk for businesses, workers, and communities across the country if this self-inflicted and unnecessary market uncertainty continues.” - E2's Michael Timberlake

With Congress considering increasing taxes on clean energy amid other market uncertainty from Washington, business investment in factories and jobs hit a low last month @Canarymedia https://buff.ly/4i9T0fy

"More than 80% of the planned $129 billion factory buildout — and tens of thousands of jobs — would go to Republican congressional districts....according to new data from E2" https://buff.ly/4i9T0fy

With continued investment in sustainable energy, the US is poised to lead the world in technology and innovation. US sustainable energy investment increased 0.8% year on year, up from $303 billion in 2023. #GetTheFacts in the #SustainableEnergy in America #2025Factbook: bit.ly/4gNABE5

As we move forward, the progress of sustainable energy in America faces obstacles – which can be overcome with federal policy support. In particular, maintaining the US federal government’s energy sector investments and energy tax credits will enable forward momentum to continue. #GetTheFacts in the #SustainableEnergy in America #2025Factbook: buff.ly/3Jq9MZh

NEW: Investments in large-scale clean energy projects last month fell to their lowest level since the passage of clean energy tax credits, in 2022. "This is the only time we’ve seen private-sector investment in new projects drop to these levels."- Michael Timberlake, E2

“Jobs will be at risk.” Ford CEO warns new tariffs on cars/materials, rolling back of EV tax policies would "blow a hole in the US industry." Instead of helping automakers compete w/ China, "so far what we’re seeing is a lot of costs & a lot of chaos.”

Red states have received about 80% of the manufacturing investments spurred by new clean energy tax breaks. They also have the most to lose from a freeze on new clean energy grants and loans.