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Alastair MarshThe National Interest |
If passed by the Senate, a repeal of the IRA “would mark a sharp reversal in US clean-tech policy,” Bibani said.
“If instead China stubbornly decides to hold out and not negotiate due to pride or other emotional issues, China will suffer that much more," he said.
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