The landmark tax-and-spending legislation signed into law by President Donald Trump on July 4 changed a lot of policies and tax incentives. Most notable for green energy advocates is the September expiration of federal credits on electric vehicles (EVs) and a tighter 2027 deadline for solar energy projects.
There are still some holdouts and climate change skeptics who think EVs and solar are just fads. But after decades of steady adoption, there continues to be real opportunity in these areas – regardless of the environment in Washington, D.C. The following companies are well-positioned to benefit from this dynamic energy storage marketplace in the years ahead.
This post originally appeared at U.S. News & World Report.