These aren't optional programs - these are investments approved by bipartisan majorities in Congress, and the President doesn't get to cancel them simply because he disagrees with them," Bonta told reporters Wednesday.
On Sept. 22, TikTok user @legacy7mama posted a video asking her viewers if she has reason to worry that she will no longer receive a tax credit, likely referring to the Clean Vehicle Tax Credit under the Inflation Reduction Act. I ordered my 2026 Tesla Y on Sept. 9. It's not here yet. I have nine days left in the month until I don't get the tax credit, she explained. So I'm slightly freaking out. Okay. I'm really freaking out.
Alas, fortunes have changed. Following "the most abrupt shift in energy and climate policy in recent memory" during the first seven months of the Trump administration, according to a new Rhodium Group report published today, we can expect a significantly slower pace of progress - a 26-35 percent reduction in emissions over the next decade compared to pollution levels in 2005.
"What I see two years out is low-cost will once again drive demand in this market," says McDaniel, general manager of Bila Solar. He adds, "That's going to be a hard road for some of us who have [higher costs] than panels made over in China or Southeast Asia."
