Energy legislation incentivizing or impacting geothermal energy: S. 562, the Geothermal Energy Exploration Opportunities Act: H.R. 1719 The Geothermal Production Expansion Act; S. 1407 The Public Lands Renewable Energy Development Act, HR 2663, The Public Lands Renewable Energy Development Act; S. 562 The Geothermal Exploration Opportunities Act; S. 1057 the Geothermal Energy Opportunities Act.
Tax legislation incentivizing or impacting geothermal energy, including legislation to extend the production tax credit for renewable energy under Section 45 of the Internal Revenue Code. Tax reform legislation.
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Agencies lobbied since 2015: U.S. Senate, House of Representatives
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S.562: Geothermal Exploration Opportunities Act of 2015
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