Senate's Clean Energy Policies Face Mixed Outcomes Amid Subsidy Debates
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Senate Republicans negotiated to soften cuts to clean energy subsidies, including a one-year extension for wind and solar projects, amid internal disagreements and opposition from conservatives, while also removing a proposed excise tax on foreign parts to prevent industry harm.
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