In this opinion piece, Tamra Spielvogel argues that Congress must act to ensure the 45Z tax credit for clean fuels remains viable for a wide array of feedstocks and is maintained at its full rate.

The industry body representing Ireland’s home heating sector has joined the long queue of those criticising the government’s flagship renewable heat policy.

However, no definitive agreement has been reached, and no formal plans have been finalised or approved by the board.

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