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US Election: Potential Regulatory Risks and Opportunities for Energy Infrastructure

Photovoltaik: Soltage Project at 200 Iron Horse Park
Soltage Project at 200 Iron Horse Park, North Billerica, MA. (Photo By: Greg M. Cooper / Soltage LLC)

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The US is at a crossroads ahead of one of the closest contested presidential elections in years. This election has repercussions for every sector of the world’s largest economy and could create significant change depending on whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris are elected to the White House. Potential impact to the energy infrastructure sector has come into focus during the presidential campaign after historic levels of investment under the Biden administration.

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Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act aims to reduce carbon emissions by around 40% by 2030 through billions of dollars of public and private investments in energy infrastructure … speculation has mounted that Trump, if elected, could seek to repeal or modify the Act

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