ACORE Statement on House Passage of H.R.1 “The One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act”

May 22, 2025

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) issued the following statement from ACORE President and CEO Ray Long after the House passed its budget reconciliation bill:

“To address the energy emergency, we need an all the above energy approach to provide more affordable and reliable energy. Unfortunately, as currently written, the House reconciliation bill will only set back that critical goal. As ACORE’s own survey of clean energy investors showed, recklessly disrupting tax incentives will undermine projects that are ready to come online, meet our nation’s growing energy needs, and create jobs. ACORE is committed to working with Congress and President Trump to make any improvements to this legislation and help them deliver on his promise to slash energy costs for Americans by 50%. It’s time to achieve American energy dominance across all technologies.”

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Media Contacts:
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Senior Vice President, Communications
American Council on Renewable Energy
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Manager, Communications
American Council on Renewable Energy
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Renewable Energy

“Decisive Strength” from Donald Trump?

Published

10 hours ago

July 12, 2026

Alice Rush

I’m not sure. Starting a pointless and illegal war that has no end in sight, at enormous expense? One that has debased and degraded our nation on the global stage? Crashing our economy for the common American?

Doesn’t sound like a winner to me. Could be wrong.

“Decisive Strength” from Donald Trump?

Renewable Energy

What Should Trump Supporters Do at this Point?

Published

11 hours ago

July 12, 2026

Alice Rush

Maybe a better question is what they shouldn’t do.

If I were one of these folks, I would be reluctant to go on record and declare my support for the man who has almost single handedly brought the United States to its knees.

A little over ten years ago,

Our country was the envy of the world; now we’re regarded with a mixture of ridicule and contempt.
We were making our way forward out of ignorance, racism, and hatred of other people; now it’s thriving.
The common American could afford gasoline, housing, and groceries; now we’re suffering.
America was doing what it could to protect endangered species and forward environment responsibility; now we’ve sold our souls to the greediest of individuals and corporations.
We had very little corruption in the presidency; now it’s rampant, and the DoJ has been weaponized to protect the criminal sociopath in the White House.

Again, I’d be loath to attach my name to this shit.