Treasury data shows that 90,000 North Carolina households claimed more than $100 million in residential clean energy credits and $60 million in energy efficiency credits.
Rolling them back could raise costs for working families at a moment when it's imperative that we continue to take action to lower prices.
It could jeopardize the significant investments in manufacturing we're seeing here and across the country, along with the jobs that come with them.
As we see clearly here in North Carolina, this would be a historic mistake.
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