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Daniel Moore

Washington, D.C.

Correspondent at PROBuilders Choice

Energy and Climate Policy Reporter at Axios

Energy/climate reporter for @Axios | Formerly: @BLaw | @PittsburghPG | @PulitzerCenter grantee #India | @news21 fellow | @KentState grad

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Articles

  • 1 day ago | axios.com | Daniel Moore |Nick Sobczyk

    Axios Pro Exclusive ContentIllustration: Brendan Lynch/AxiosThe House Energy and Commerce Committee voted along party lines Tuesdayto advance the energy portion of its reconciliation bill after rejecting Democrats' concerns over energy costs and permitting provisions. Why it matters: The energy subtitle was the initial part of the committee's marathon markup, as members at times heatedly debated energy funding rollbacks as well as permitting provisions.

  • 1 day ago | axios.com | Nick Sobczyk |Daniel Moore

    Axios Pro Exclusive ContentIllustration: Shoshana Gordon / AxiosIt's not doomsday for the Democrats' climate law yet — but House Republicans' proposed changes would all but kill many of its most important tax incentives. Why it matters: Before the IRA, renewable tax credits were politically volatile, lapsing at times and phasing down and up in various tax-extenders packages. Democrats' pitch for the IRA was that it made the credits more predictable.

  • 2 days ago | axios.com | Nick Sobczyk |Daniel Moore

    Republicans are proposing a major overhaul of the IRA's clean-energy tax incentives ahead of Tuesday's Ways & Means Committee markup. Why it matters: Ways & Means' legislative text, released Monday, is the first look at how GOP leaders hope to change and repeal the IRA credits in reconciliation. It would phase out many earlier than planned and limit how developers can use them.

  • 2 days ago | axios.com | Daniel Moore |Nick Sobczyk

    House Energy and Commerce's reconciliation plan would effectively turn off many further federal funding streams and loans to energy projects while aiming to expedite permitting for developers who pay a fee. Why it matters: Republicans are trying to eliminate what money is left at key offices at DOE and EPA. Much like the Natural Resources Committee, E&C is proposing a system of voluntary fees to fit the bounds of reconciliation budget rules.

  • 2 days ago | axios.com | Daniel Moore

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