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Lobbying activity 2

Agriculture

Support USDA REAP program, section 9007, of the farm bill (PL 115-334), including re-authorization of new farm bill. Support REAP in PL 117-169. Promote strong implementation of said program at USDA. Support provision in law from the IRA that enables under-utilized technologies to more fully participate. Advocate for Administration to continue support for small and mid-sized farmers and rural small businesses to access distributed wind power (and other technologies) thru USDA support generally.

Energy/Nuclear

Support DOE Wind program office for wind power development particularly for distributed wind power market segment. This is a long-standing office and program, which is effective, and helps small wind businesses (and by extension customers) across the US. Support relevant and growing appropriations for the office and program, as well as distributed wind power in particular. Distributed wind power helps farmers, rural businesses, and many others lower energy costs, and improve the bottom line, as well as improve environmental quality, typically for rural communities. Advocate, to degree possible, for reinstatement or revised wind power investment and production tax credits, as well as workable rules related to those (mostly former) tax credits (48E, 45Y etc.), in the "OBBBA" or HR 1.

Bills named in this filing 1

H.R. 1
One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Source: federal Lobbying Disclosure Act filing, reproduced as filed. Bills are parsed from the activity descriptions.