Lawler voted to move residential solar credit expiration to 2025
Unconfirmed: according to a user discussion on Reddit, New York Rep. Mike Lawler voted on July 4 to move up the expiration of the residential clean energy tax credit from 2034 to 2025. That credit was revived by the Energy Policy Act of 2005, signed by George W. Bush, and offered tax credits of between 22% and 30% of the cost of qualifying solar, wind, geothermal and battery projects through 2034. The title also claims Lawler used these credits on his own house, but the available excerpt cuts off before describing that case, so the text cannot verify it.…
- Residential tax credit of 22% to 30% for solar, wind, geothermal and batteries, through 2034.
- Per the text, Lawler voted July 4 to move the expiration from 2034 to 2025.
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