In this video Republican Senator Charles Ernest “Chuck” Grassley explains the importance of renewing the wind energy production tax credit (PTC) which expired at the end of 2013. Democrat Max Baucus and Republican Dave Camp, allowed the PTC to lapse in favor of working on a broader tax code overhaul. The extension of the PTC has a good chance of passing, although it will likely be opposed by the Republican-dominated House of Representatives. The PTC extension will be championed by the Democratic Senator from Oregon, Ron Wyden, the incoming chair of the powerful Senate Finance Committee.
Related Articles
Will the PTC be Resurrected from the Grave yet Again?
PTC is Dead: Obituary for the Production Tax Credit
Is This Really the End for the PTC? Legislators from Coal Producing States Hope So
A Condensed History of the Production Tax Credit (PTC)
Republicans Oppose the PTC but Support Oil Subsidies
The Growth of Global Wind Energy
Global Wind Energy at a Glance (China, EU, US)
Video- Energy Storage Technology for Offshore Wind Turbines
Wind Energy Storage Solution Employing Concrete Spheres
Harnessing Wind Energy Without Blades
Top Ten Wind Power States in the US in 2012
Wind and Renewable Energy in Europe: Problems and Solutions
US Wind Energy Doubles and Eclipses Natural Gas in 2012
Record Year for US Wind Power in 2012
Obama Administration’s Wind Energy Leases
10 Leading Wind Energy Countries
Six Markets for Global Wind Power
Fiscal Cliff Deal Extends PTC and ITC for US Wind Energy
Cleantechnica: Top 10 Wind Power Stories of 2012
EWEA’s Offshore Wind Statistics
China and the Growth of Global Wind Power
UK Wind Energy
New Wind Energy Venture in Texas
AES Wins Wind Project of the Year
Wind Technology and Investment
US Wind Energy Market Review and Forecasts (2012)
Unprecedented Wildfires in 2020 are Connected to Climate Change
The intense wildfires that raged across the Western U.S., South America, and Australia in 2020 are being attributed to climate change. What makes these fires unprecedented is their size and...
