Over a year has passed since the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) disrupted the global clean energy markets and ushered the US into a new era of industrial policy. Since the IRA's signing into law, it has catalyzed a green revolution in the US, leading to the creation of an estimated 170,000 clean energy jobs and announcements of $110 billion in private sector investments in clean energy manufacturing, propelling the nation closer to its target of a 50-52% reduction in emissions by 2030. Despite the undeniable impact of the Act to date and the strong momentum for clean energy deployment, what essentials are required to ensure its long-term success? What obstacles, including constraints on critical minerals, talent shortages, permitting issues, or policy uncertainty, could potentially curtail its influence? 

This Financial Times webinar discussed the current impact of the IRA on America’s decarbonization journey and outlined the challenges ahead. Our panel of experts delved into the effects of the IRA since its enactment, charting a course forward. We explored the strategies companies are employing to leverage this legislation and the steps to advance an agenda that ensures America’s green revolution. 

Understand

what is needed to ensure the IRA’s long term success

Debate

on the key challenges that the IRA’s progress might confront

Discover

the strategies companies are employing to leverage the IRA

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