The ongoing battle over clean energy tax credits has intensified with House Republicans proposing significant cuts that could adversely affect energy prices and U.S. companies. Key issues include the potential elimination of electric vehicle tax credits and substantial reductions to incentives for solar and clean energy projects. Advocates warn that these changes might not only escalate utility bills but also jeopardize jobs, especially in states heavily reliant on clean energy investments. Divisions have emerged within the GOP, as some lawmakers express concern over the impact on their constituents, while the broader Republican strategy appears focused on reversing Biden-era energy policies. Analysts predict that such moves could stifle a burgeoning clean energy boom, raising alarms about future energy costs and economic stability.