House Republicans voted for polluting corporations and against clean energy tax credits and America's manufacturing sector Wednesday night.

House narrowly passes reconciliation bill that solar industry calls ‘unworkable’ The Solar Energy Industries Association said the solar and storage industry is ready to get to work with the U.S. Senate on a more thoughtful and measured approach to unleashing true American energy dominance.

The budget bill passed Thursday by U.S. House Republicans seeks, among other cuts, to gut clean energy incentives to pay for President Donald Trump’s proposed tax breaks.

House Republicans are calling for billions of dollars in funding cuts for Biden-era climate and environmental programs, including clean energy tax credits, as lawmakers seek to reverse what one GOP leader called “the most reckless parts of the engorged climate spending" approved under former President Joe Biden.

“Congress has to stop repeating history — we know that keeping wind and solar credits in this bill will drain taxpayers, offshore American jobs, and prevent American energy dominance,” said Rep. Josh Brecheen, R-Okla. “President Trump has been clear: it’s time to end the Green New Scam.”

Clean energy tax credits have fueled a surge of geothermal projects in K-12 schools across the nation — which may be under threat if the credits are repealed.