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Aug 5, 2025
Republican Senators Place Hold on Treasury Nominees Over Wind and Solar Credit Rollout
Several GOP senators have blocked key Treasury Department nominees in protest, citing concerns that overly strict implementation of wind and solar tax credit phase-outs could stall renewable projects nationwide.

A group of Republican senators—including Chuck Grassley (Iowa) and John Curtis (Utah)—placed holds on three Treasury nominees in response to what they view as aggressive enforcement of clean-energy subsidy cutbacks. Their action is rooted in policy disputes over how the phase-out of wind and solar tax credits is being interpreted—particularly definitions of “beginning of construction,” which could render many projects disqualified. The holds highlight intra-party friction as the Treasury prepares guidance tied to earlier executive orders and budget legislation accelerating subsidy rollbacks. Read more.
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