EVA Urges Members of Congress to Defend Clean Vehicle Tax Credits Against Legislative Attacks

A bill has been introduced in Congress to use the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to dismantle the regulations on consumer Clean Vehicle Credits that were recently finalized by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Department of the Treasury (Treasury). The EVA urges members of Congress to reject the CRA Resolution (H.J.Res.148/S.J.Res.87) and any other effort seeking to roll back final regulations on 30D and 25E tax credits for purchasing new and previously owned zero-emission vehicles.

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ALA Report: "Boosting Health for Children: Benefits of Zero-Emission Transportation and Electricity"

The American Lung Association recently released a new report focusing on children's health and its correlation with EVs. The report highlights the significant positive impact that widespread adoption of EVs could have on improving air quality and reducing harmful emissions, ultimately benefiting the respiratory health of children.

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AFPM Ads Criticize EPA’s Vehicle Standards

AFPM said “electric vehicle incentives are some of the most expensive and least effective approaches to reduce carbon emissions.” The organization called on Congress to “simply eliminate the credit altogether.” In 2021, AFPM sought to forge an alliance with corn growers and biofuel producers to lobby against the Biden administration’s push for electric vehicles.

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Modernizing Building Codes - The Next Phase of Accelerating the EV Transition

Charging at your home, while you sleep, is the oxygen of EV adoption. There are two charging scenarios used by EV drivers; the first is destination charging and the second is transit charging. Transit charging (for road trips) is less than 10% of all charging. And yet transit charging gets an outsized amount of attention not only by the media, but also by policymakers and government budgets that allocate funding for EV charging infrastructure.

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