We hope you enjoyed our briefing on clean energy tax credits! To watch it again, download presentations, and read notes, please visit eesi.org/121225tax. Thank you to our speakers!

The OBBB Act largely preserves and in some ways strengthens mechanisms for nuclear energy deployment. However, the “prohibited foreign entity” rules also create uncertainty in the industry - Katelyn Dean, research specialist at @efifoundation.org

Immediate reactions to the OBBB Act’s provisions: uncertainty, cancellation of EV fleet transitions, reduction in utility-scale solar/wind, and reduction in renewable component supply - Jillian Blanchard, VP of Climate Change & Environmental Justice at @lawyers4goodgov.bsky.social

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s biggest policy change shaking up the clean energy industry is vague “prohibited foreign entity” rules that bar projects with financial/material ties to certain countries from claiming remaining tax credits - @sethhanlon.bsky.social, senior fellow at @taxlawcenter.org