The sweeping climate law signed by President Joe Biden will boost development of solar, wind and big batteries by at least 20% through 2030, accelerating what would already have been rapid growth, according to BloombergNEF, a clean-energy research group.
The Inflation Reduction Act’s long-sought tax credits for renewable technologies will have their greatest effect toward the end of the decade, after the supply-chain problems now delaying some clean-power projects have eased. But in the end, the IRA, which revived Biden’s stalled climate-change agenda, could have a dramatic effect on how the US generates and stores power.
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