As Congress look for ways to cut spending, some are eying a rollback of clean energy tax credits. Repealing these tax breaks would be a mistake. Credits included in the Inflation Reduction Act are spurring new investments, reducing utility bills and creating jobs. Repeal could lead to significant disruption for American businesses and workers. As a number of Republican senators recently wrote, “American companies have made substantial investments in domestic energy production and infrastructure based on the current energy tax framework. A wholesale repeal, or the termination of certain individual credits, would create uncertainty, jeopardizing capital allocation, long-term project planning, and job creation in the energy sector and across our broader economy.” President Trump himself has made restoring U.S. manufacturing and supply chains a priority. Any Congressional action to repeal energy tax incentives would undermine his important goals.