Adrian JohnsonTLDR:
Clean technology investment in the U.S. continues to set records, with the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act credited for spurring investments in renewable energy, electric vehicles, heat pumps, and other retail products. Economic and environmental advocacy organization, E2, tracked at least 292 major projects in 41…
The 2022 Inflation Reduction Act has been a significant driver of clean technology investment in the U.S.
Economic and environmental advocacy organization E2 tracked at least 292 major clean energy projects in 41 states.
In 2022, investment in clean technology hit record highs, showing a continued interest in renewable energy, electric vehicles, and other green products.
Despite some setbacks, the clean energy sector remains resilient and promising for future growth.
In the midst of these investments, Poland takes a significant step towards its renewable energy goals with the establishment of its first offshore wind farm service company. Additionally, there are discussions in Congress about boosting investment in grid-enhancing technologies to increase the U.S. power grid capacity.
This article highlights the importance of government initiatives and policy changes in driving clean technology investment, as well as the continued growth and potential in the clean energy sector.
