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Schultz: IRA expected to drive $300B in incremental clean energy investment

Kayla Schultz · How the US climate bill will finance the energy transition [partner content] · Oct 24, 2022 · at 3:28

Kayla Schultz of CohnReznick discusses the macroeconomic investment projections and deployment expectations resulting from the Inflation Reduction Act.

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“With the passage of this bill, the renewable technologies is expected to increase by 30% or so, and it's expected to generate upwards of three hundred billion of incremental investment just due to the passage of this bill.”

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