Will “Sustainable Energy” Finally be Sustainable?

On August 16, 2022, President Joe Biden signed into law the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, a landmark bill aimed at tackling some of America’s biggest macroeconomic challenges. This past week marked the bill’s 1-year anniversary, prompting economists, analysts, and legislators to assess just how effective Biden’s project has been. In this article, we’re not only going to give you a tour of the Inflation Reduction Act, but we’re also going to analyze its impact a year after enactment.

This article is not mine (Ian Hartana) and I do not take credit for any of the work. This article has been adapted and syndicated consensually by Mustafa Qureshi, who has given me consent to share this article on Medium. He is a writer under The Catalyst and is looking to canonicalize his writing to other platforms. Please check his own website out if you found this interesting.

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What’s actually in the Inflation Reduction Act?

The Inflation Reduction Act has 3 key targets: cut the United States budget deficit to mitigate inflation, invest in domestically produced clean energy, and lower healthcare costs…