The House overnight voted to approve an updated version of its “big, beautiful bill” that includes massive cuts to energy tax credits.
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Under the updated version, any energy projects that begin producing electricity after 2028 will not be eligible for the climate-friendly credit. Projects also need to start construction within 60 days of the bill’s enactment.
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However, a carve-out is added for nuclear power, which will only need to begin construction rather than begin producing electricity by the end of 2028 to receive the tax credit.
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There’s also a tighter timeline on Chinese components, subcomponents and minerals; any project that starts construction this year needs to be free of them.
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Republicans have also stripped a controversial provision added during the amendment process that would have allowed the sale of certain public lands in Utah and Nevada.
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The updated version of the bill now heads to the Senate for consideration.
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