• Policy

Tax Incentives & Appropriations

ACORE and its allies helped secure a comprehensive clean energy tax package in the IRA and continue to work toward securing effective implementation guidance and robust funding for clean energy.

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Tax policy has long been a significant driver of U.S. clean energy expansion. ACORE continues to engage with policymakers to enhance the success of clean energy tax credits, including technology-neutral tax credits and provisions for energy communities, domestic content, transferability, direct pay, and others. 

ACORE is also working toward establishing a standalone tax credit for high-voltage transmission lines, a key policy that would provide needed business certainty for developers. 

ACORE supports robust funding for high-capacity transmission deployment and research through the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, the Office of Electricity, the Grid Deployment Office, research at national laboratories, and additional agency programs that work to ensure full deployment of the clean energy tax incentives.

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Treasury, IRS Release Final Regulations for the Advanced Manufacturing Tax Credit

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Clean Energy In America: It’s Here, It’s There, It’s Everywhere!

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Treasury Department, IRS Release Initial Guidance on Technology-Neutral Tax Credits

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Bridging Demand and Financing: Voluntary Offtake in Clean Energy

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The Latest Statistics & Trends on U.S. Clean Energy

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ACORE Letter to House Ways and Means Committee on Potential Tax Reform

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American Renewable Investment Campaign

Initiative

The American Renewable Investment Campaign advances strategic policy initiatives and market signals to triple the amount of private capital available for financing clean energy generation projects.