Analysis: Why is slow US wind growth set to continue despite the IRA?
Energy Disrupter
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), introduced by President Biden in 2022, has been hailed by senior industry figures as a gamechanging piece of legislation which will galvanise progress – so why are analysts not expecting a significant increase in installed US onshore and offshore wind capacity this year or in 2025?
by Ros Davidson
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