US wind generation growth and the threat of steel tariffs, expiring tax credits

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US wind generation growth and the threat of steel tariffs, expiring tax credits

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US wind generation is expected to continue booming over the coming years, but many see the steel tariffs and end of the tax credit in 2020 as threatening that growth. Mike Fitzgerald, with the Platts North American steel team, and Kassia Micek, with the Platts North American power pricing team,...

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Mar 5, 2019

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