Wind energy was the source of about 9.2% of total U.S. electricity generation and about 46% of electricity generation from renewable energy in 2021. Wind turbines convert wind energy into electricity. President Biden’s 2021 $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan included a 10 year extension of wind and solar tax credits. Qualifying wind farms will receive tax benefits based on their output for a 10-year period. The credits, which can be shared with investment partners, reduce federal tax bills. Opponents to wind farms, including many environmental biologists argue that they are one of the…
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@9LMMYHD1yr1Y
Go nuclear bruh. Do either hydro, nuclear fission or possibly fusion. Solar works too. The wind is too intermittent.
@97L8RCLLibertarian3yrs3Y
No, but regulate the energy industry in order to decrease costs.
@8XD4V7R4yrs4Y
No, funds should be directed towards expanding nuclear power.
@8WCSKF3Republican4yrs4Y
We should give credits and use all forms of energy available and not just wind. Solar, Water, Wind, etc. But we should not be forced to eliminate coal, oil and natural gas.
@8SD8YFX4yrs4Y
No. The government should give more tax credits to nuclear power industries and fusion power researchers.
@8QM5WD55yrs5Y
No, Fund nuclear power instead
@8NP84TM5yrs5Y
tax credits yes. subsidies no.
@8K2K9LG5yrs5Y
No, they should give it to solar fields instead as it is much more efficient.
@8JHJSTR5yrs5Y
Yes, but remove subsidies to oil, coal, nuclear. once the wind/solar/geothermal prices have equalized, remove all subsidies to the energy industries.
@8HTW3KX5yrs5Y
no the government shouldn't be involved in private industry
@8FJVFBN5yrs5Y
yes, but expand the support and tax credits for Nuclear Power in the US.
@8DNTCVPProgressive5yrs5Y
No, nuclear power is less destructive to the environment and more efficient, we should fund that instead.
@9CJ28DQIndependent2yrs2Y
No, the government should never subsidize inferior businesses or technologies. They should however, provide tax incentives for alternative energy producers.
@992Z9WM3yrs3Y
Impartial on this subject.
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