Congress extended tax credits to the wind sector last year, which helped wind farms generate a record 191 megawatt-hours of electrical power. Federal lawmakers also opted to extend the Production Tax Credit to ensure the growth of the wind sector.
Congress has the authority to extend the Business Energy Investment Tax Credit (ITC), which is crucial for the financial viability of renewable energy projects like those involving hydrogen fuel cells.
Congress is the legislative body that has the power to renew or allow the expiration of tax incentives for clean vehicles, including fuel cell vehicles.
Congress has shown mixed support for the military's alternative energy initiatives, often raising concerns about cost and viability, and has previously worked to sideline certain programs.
Congress's inaction on extending the Production Tax Credit is threatening the wind energy sector. Election year dynamics are cited as a reason for this legislative stagnation.
Congress's energy plans align with the EPA's new biodiesel standards, which are intended to help the country make progress in its energy security efforts.
Congress is the legislative body that may take action on the End Polluter Welfare Act. A petition is being used to signal citizen support for the act to legislators.