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"name": "What are the key changes proposed by Senate Republicans to clean energy tax credits?",
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"text": "Senate Republicans propose phasing out tax credits for clean energy and home energy efficiency projects, though at a slower pace than the House version.They also aim to rapidly curtail electric vehicle incentives and other provisions designed to shift the U.S. away from fossil fuels."
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"name": "How does the Senate Republican bill compare to the House version regarding clean energy cuts?",
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"text": "While senate Republicans portray their bill as less damaging to the clean energy industry than the House version, critics argue it would still substantially impact wind, solar, and other renewable energy projects.Senator Ron Wyden suggests the Senate bill could do almost 90% as much damage as the House proposal."
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"name": "What specific clean energy tax credits are targeted in the senate proposal?",
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"text": "The Senate proposal targets tax credits for residential rooftop solar installations, subsidies for hydrogen production, and incentives for electric vehicles. while federal credits for wind and solar would have a longer phaseout than in the House version,developers may
