on Wednesday sought to fine-tune his messaging on combating climate change and promoting “Bidenomics” as he touted the effects of major laws nearly one year after their implementation.took credit for a clean energy and manufacturing “boom” from his tax-and-climate spending law, known as the Inflation Reduction Act, and the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act for semiconductors during a speech in New Mexico at the future site of a wind tower facility.
said. “According to Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Wall Street, my investing in America agenda is leading to a boom of manufacturing investment.”is banking on wind power as a key clean-energy source to boost his climate change agenda and help transform the energy industry. But the president’s optimistic tone came amid a backdrop of uncertain times ahead for the wind sector.
“I would stress the need for a balanced portfolio. You do need wind, you do need solar, but you do need something to back it up,” Tri-State Chief Operating Officer Barry Ingold told last week. “You need something dispatchable.” A Washington Post-University of Maryland survey released this week found a majority of Americans, 57%, say they disapprove of his handling of the issue.