Tesla's energy business, which brought in $2.7 billion in revenue in the first quarter, is facing threats as House Republicans pass a bill that would undo tax credits for residential solar installations and clean energy projects.
Tesla has appealed to the Senate to spare the tax credits, warning that abrupt removal could harm America's energy independence and the reliability of the grid.
The potential repeal of tax credits could jeopardize the deployment of 60 gigawatts of capacity annually, impacting AI and domestic manufacturing growth supported by renewable energy.
Tesla's energy division and other residential solar installers heavily rely on these tax incentives, and the uncertainty around their future has caused American solar stocks to decline.