Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives sold out working Americans with their budget bill. As the bill moves through the Senate, we take a look at what is at risk.
The bill that passed the House repeals investments across the country already creating good-paying jobs for workers to fund tax cuts for billionaires. It sabotages the clean energy and manufacturing tax credits that have put Americans to work and boosted local economies and it claws back direct funding for building a strong clean energy economy into the future.
Now the Senate has an opportunity to defend the job-creating clean energy and manufacturing investments that are at risk. Below we take a look at what is at risk in a few key states.
Write to Your Senators
The budget bill moving through Congress threatens the future of clean energy and manufacturing tax credits—vital investments that have positioned the United States as a leader in cutting edge industrial processes—killing initiatives that will create and sustain good union jobs across the country.
Too much is at stake! Write your Senator now to tell them their support of the Clean Energy and Manufacturing Tax Credits is vital to jobs and your community! Tell them to stop this attack on clean energy!
Iowa
- Federal tax credits are supporting more than $14.5 billion in private investments in burgeoning industries.
- At least 4,859 jobs are expected to be created as a result of Clean Energy and Manufacturing Tax Credits. Of this figure, 2,976 jobs are connected to projects that are not yet operational. Uncertainty around the status of federal tax credits puts them at risk.
- There are 91 energy projects that are likely benefiting from the Clean Energy Production or Investment Tax Credits.
- There are four facilities that are likely benefiting from the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit.
- There are 32 locations that may be benefiting from the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Credit or Clean Fuel Production Credit.
- There are three school projects that have accessed Clean Energy Tax Credits through direct pay.
Indiana
- Federal tax credits are supporting more than $34.6 billion in private investments in burgeoning industries.
- At least 42,392 jobs are expected to be created as a result of Clean Energy and Manufacturing Tax Credits. Of this figure, 24,296 jobs are connected to projects that are not yet operational. Uncertainty around the status of federal tax credits puts them at risk.
- Federal grants and loans are injecting more than $12 billion in direct funding in Indiana.
- There are 116 energy projects that are likely benefiting from the Clean Energy Production or Investment Tax Credits.
- There are 20 facilities that are likely benefiting from the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit.
- There are 11 facilities directly benefiting from the New Clean Vehicle Consumer Tax Credit (30D).
- There are two locations benefiting from the Clean Hydrogen Production Credit.
- There are four locations benefiting from the Credit for Carbon Oxide Sequestration.
- There are seven school projects that have accessed Clean Energy Tax Credits through direct pay.
Pennsylvania
- Federal tax credits are supporting more than $4.4 billion in private investments in burgeoning industries.
- At least 10,764 jobs are expected to be created as a result of Clean Energy and Manufacturing Tax Credits. Of this figure, 6,845 jobs are connected to projects that are not yet operational. Uncertainty around the status of federal tax credits puts them at risk.
- Federal grants and loans are injecting $759 million in direct funding in Pennsylvania.
- There are 70 energy projects that are likely benefiting from the Clean Energy Production or Investment Tax Credits.
- There are 12 facilities that are likely benefiting from the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit.
- There are two projects confirmed to be benefiting from the Qualifying Advanced Energy Project Credit.
- There are five facilities directly benefiting from the New Clean Vehicle Consumer Tax Credit (30D).
- There are nine school projects that have accessed Clean Energy Tax Credits through direct pay.
North Carolina
- Federal tax credits are supporting more than $31.4 billion in private investments in burgeoning industries.
- Federal grants and loans are injecting $324.2 million in direct funding in North Carolina.
- At least 39,360 jobs are expected to be created in North Carolina as a result of Clean Energy and Manufacturing Tax Credit Benefits. Of this figure, 20,332 jobs are connected to projects that are not yet operational. Uncertainty around the status of federal tax credits puts them at risk
- There are 407 energy projects in North Carolina that are likely benefiting from Clean Energy Production or Investment Tax Credits.
- North Carolina is home to 21 manufacturing facilities that are likely benefiting from the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit.
- There are 17 facilities directly benefiting from the New Clean Vehicle Consumer Tax Credit (30D).
- There are three projects confirmed to be benefiting from the Qualifying Advanced Energy Project Credit.
- There are 11 school projects that have accessed Clean Energy Tax Credits through direct pay.
Utah
- Federal tax credits are supporting more than $17.2 billion in private investments in burgeoning industries.
- At least 11,527 jobs are expected to be created as a result of Clean Energy and Manufacturing Tax Credits. Of this figure, 8,963 jobs are connected to projects that are not yet operational. Uncertainty around the status of federal tax credits puts them at risk.
- Federal grants and loans are injecting $755 million in direct funding in Utah.
- There are 65 energy projects that are likely benefiting from the Clean Energy Production or Investment Tax Credits.
- There are five facilities that are likely benefiting from the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit.
- There is one location benefiting from the Clean Hydrogen Production Credit.
- There are 15 school projects that have accessed Clean Energy Tax Credits through direct pay.
Ohio
- Federal tax credits are supporting more than $27.5 billion in private investments in burgeoning industries.
- At least 43,852 jobs are expected to be created as a result of Clean Energy and Manufacturing Tax Credits. Of this figure, 24,933 jobs are connected to projects that are not yet operational. Uncertainty around the status of federal tax credits puts them at risk.
- Federal grants and loans are injecting $5.5 billion in direct funding in Ohio.
- There are 107 energy projects that are likely benefiting from the Clean Energy Production or Investment Tax Credits.
- There are 30 facilities that are likely benefiting from the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit.
- There are two projects confirmed to be benefiting from the Qualifying Advanced Energy Project Credit.
- There are 24 facilities directly benefiting from the New Clean Vehicle Consumer Tax Credit (30D).
West Virginia
- Federal tax credits are supporting more than $3.8 billion in private investments in burgeoning industries.
- At least 5,777 jobs are expected to be created as a result of Clean Energy and Manufacturing Tax Credits. Of this figure, 2,619 jobs are connected to projects that are not yet operational. Uncertainty around the status of federal tax credits puts them at risk.
- Federal grants and loans are injecting $124.3 million in direct funding in West Virginia.
- There are 18 energy projects that are likely benefiting from the Clean Energy Production or Investment Tax Credits.
- There are three facilities that are likely benefiting from the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit.
- There are two facilities directly benefiting from the New Clean Vehicle Consumer Tax Credit (30D).
- There are three locations benefiting from the Clean Hydrogen Production Credit.
- There are five school projects that have accessed Clean Energy Tax Credits through direct pay.
- Data Sources and Methodology
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Underlying data comes from several key sources: Rhodium/MIT’s Clean Investment Monitor (CIM) (Investments in clean economy technologies); BGA Auto data (U.S. manufacturing facilities that contribute to the on-highway vehicle supply chain); BGA Clean Manufacturing Supply Chain Map (manufacturing facilities supplying to the clean economy); Atlas Public Policy’s EV Jobs Hub; Climate Power’s Clean Energy Boom Reports; UndauntedK12’s Elective Pay database (for school-based projects receiving direct pay); as well as Biden-administration-era federal public records.
Our BGA research team enters all this data into our dashboard, adds any additional data we have available to each entry, and associates the locations with the IRA programs supporting them and the congressional districts in which they are located. With each data pull from our dashboard, we conduct a comprehensive quality check to ensure there are no duplicate entries or other errors.