tax credits

U.S. wind power is growing at a breath-taking pace. Representatives from top wind turbine manufacturers including GE Energy, Gamesa, Siemens and Vestas, discuss U.S. wind energy's future outlook.

Senator John Ensign (R-NV) speaks at a press conference supporting tax credits aimed at incentivizing investment in renewable energy projects, touting the growing number of bipartisan cosponsors.

Venture capitalists and others push Congress to extend investment and production tax credits for renewable energy as a needed tool to continue investment in thesetechnologies and project as a means to boost the US economy.

Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) talks about tax incentives to promote wind and other renewable energy. He talks about the need to passlegislation, perhaps as part of an economic stimulus bill, to extend those tax credits beyond this year.

 Leaders of trade associations that represent various sectors of the renewable energy industry hold a press conference to call on Congress to extend tax credits to continue the growth and job-creation demonstrated by renewable power.

You can quickly determine whether or not your energy efficient or fuel-efficient transportation investments qualify for 2007 tax credits, including Residential Energy Efficiency Tax Credits, Clean Energy Installations, Heating & Cooling Upgrades and Residential Transportation Efficiency Tax Credits

Rhone Resch, President, Solar Energy Industries Association, is interviewed on a burgeoning U.S. solar market due to federal and stateincentives, such as tax credits, particularly an 80% increase in photovoltaic installations in 2007.