In an article on the energy policy differences between the two presidential candidates, Law360 reported that the outcome of the election could represent a crossroads for clean energy funding, as well as for the availability of tax credits and project financing for the industry.

“If Harris wins, you’ll see the continued rollout of Inflation Reduction Act funding, you’ll see the continued Department of Energy loans,” Energy partner David McCullough told Law360. “Right now, we’re in a situation where there is a rush to get awards issued and allocations granted by Inauguration Day, with the idea being, ‘What happens is Harris loses?’”

“You’ll see far less expansive interpretations taken of some of the language in the various tax credits,” he added.

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