An analysis by Politico found that of the 200 clean-energy project locations that have been announced through July, more than 60% are in GOP-held House of Representatives districts. One example: The Italian company Enel is using the tax credits as part of its plan to spend $1 billion on a solar cell and panel manufacturing facility in Oklahoma. E2, a business leaders group that advocates for policies promoting the economy and environment, reported that more than half of the 210 major new clean energy and clean vehicle projects across the country announced since the law was adopted are in districts held by Republicans.

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E2: California Legislature Advances Critical Pro-Consumer Clean Energy Legislation

E2-Backed Bills Head to Gov. Newsom's Desk, Including New Framework for Responsible Data Center Growth and Protections for California's Coastline SACRAMENTO, CA — The California Legislature wrapped up its 2026 session late last night, advancing multiple pr...


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E2: Clean Energy Companies Announce 19K+ Jobs But Project Cancellations Erase Job, Investment Gains

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