The underlying bill has a premise, which is that it is a good thing for the U.S. Government to foster the increased production of electricity through so-called renewable energy sources. Now, current law does that through a series of incentives--some tax breaks--to entities that develop windmill farms or solar energy production or other kinds of so-called renewable electrical energy production.
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