A group of 21 Republican lawmakers, led by Congressman Andrew Garbarino, are urging to maintain clean energy and hydrogen tax credits established under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in the US. The lawmakers argue that these tax incentives are essential for achieving energy dominance, attracting investments, and preventing disruptions to ongoing energy projects. They have cautioned against repealing the credits, stating that it could lead to increased customer utility bills and hinder the President's energy agenda. These Republicans have enough votes to block any bill that aims to weaken or repeal the IRA, potentially affecting the passage of such legislation in the US House of Representatives. On the other hand, President Donald Trump's suspension of funding from the IRA and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act has created uncertainty for clean hydrogen development in the country. The future of the IRA, IIJA, and their clean energy provisions is now in question, impacting hydrogen producers and infrastructure developers. The debate over energy policies, tax credits, and funding allocation continues to be a significant point of contention in US politics.