US energy industry trade groups are intensifying efforts to persuade Congress to retain clean energy tax credits proposed for elimination in the Republican budget plan. The House Ways and Means committee suggested phasing out or canceling several subsidies from President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act, impacting wind, solar power, hydrogen, and other eco-friendly technologies. Advanced Energy United initiated a nationwide ad campaign to showcase the economic advantages of these tax credits, stressing job creation and investments in the clean energy sector. Simultaneously, hydrogen industry lobbyists are advocating to preserve the federal 45V tax credit, emphasizing its potential to create thousands of jobs yearly and contribute billions to the GDP. Concerns have been raised by various companies and trade groups, warning of adverse effects like job cuts, manufacturing closures, and a competitive disadvantage against countries like China if these credits are eliminated. The lobbying efforts aim to ensure the continuation of tax incentives that fuel renewable energy growth and support the development of a sustainable energy future.