House Upholds President Biden’s Solar Tariff Veto
Following is a statement from Abigail Ross Hopper, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association on this development:
“Today’s vote underscores just how unpopular it is to threaten American jobs and undermine energy security. The American solar and storage industry is creating opportunities in communities across the country, and re-instituting harmful retroactive tariffs at this juncture would harm business certainty and trigger layoffs, delaying the promise of the Inflation Reduction Act.
“This moratorium will serve as an important bridge as we expand domestic manufacturing and strengthen the solar and storage supply chain with more American products. Finally, with this business certainty in hand, solar companies can get back to building our country’s clean
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