On May 14, 2025, the House Ways and Means Committee approved its markup of H.Con.Res.14, 119th Cong., 2025 (House Bill), which includes proposed changes that would modify substantially the clean energy tax incentives expanded by the IRA. The House Rules Committee released a manager’s amendment to the House Bill on May 21, 2025 (Manager’s Amendment). On May 22, 2025, the House passed the combined legislation.

The House Bill, as amended, is the first major step in the budget reconciliation process and is expected to undergo significant changes in the Senate.

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Photo of David Gillespie David Gillespie

David Gillespie is a transactional lawyer focusing on tax, energy transition and infrastructure. He regularly advises clients on energy-related tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act from both project development and financing perspectives. His practice includes project development, tax-equity financings, cross-border and domestic…

David Gillespie is a transactional lawyer focusing on tax, energy transition and infrastructure. He regularly advises clients on energy-related tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act from both project development and financing perspectives. His practice includes project development, tax-equity financings, cross-border and domestic mergers and acquisitions, leasing and other complex transactions, with a concentration in renewable energy. David’s experience includes advising developers, sponsors, major financial institutions, tax equity investors, energy and infrastructure funds, among others in a wide range of sectors, including solar, wind, battery storage, electric vehicles, carbon capture and sequestration, geothermal, nuclear, renewable natural gas, hydro, clean fuels, conventional power, transportation, social infrastructure, rail, aviation, and maritime.

David previously was a founder of an international advisory business for the structured financing of energy, transportation, and infrastructure assets.

Photo of Margaret J. Weil Margaret J. Weil

Margaret J. Weil focuses her practice on tax planning and advice for private equity transactions, mergers and acquisitions, financings, and other commercial transactions. She advises domestic and international corporations, partnerships, and high-net-worth individuals on a broad range of tax matters, including domestic and…

Margaret J. Weil focuses her practice on tax planning and advice for private equity transactions, mergers and acquisitions, financings, and other commercial transactions. She advises domestic and international corporations, partnerships, and high-net-worth individuals on a broad range of tax matters, including domestic and cross-border M&A, securities offerings, restructurings, tax compliance, and the federal, state, and international tax developments that affect their transactions and ongoing business operations.

Photo of Andrew B. Claytor ‡ Andrew B. Claytor ‡

Andrew Claytor is an associate in Greenberg Traurig’s Charlotte office. He has a broad-based practice that encompasses a wide variety of complex transactions, with a focus on the tax aspects of mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, spin-offs, financings, and restructurings, both domestic and…

Andrew Claytor is an associate in Greenberg Traurig’s Charlotte office. He has a broad-based practice that encompasses a wide variety of complex transactions, with a focus on the tax aspects of mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, spin-offs, financings, and restructurings, both domestic and cross-border.

Andrew regularly advises clients on the tax aspects of renewable energy investments and transactions, including the development, financing, purchase, and sale of energy projects and tax credit transferability.

Andrew also has in-depth experience advising insurance companies and underwriters in evaluating and placing tax insurance policies related to energy tax incentives, mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs, restructurings, and many other complex tax issues. He also helps clients assess whether insurance is appropriate for various tax risks.

 Admitted in Georgia and Virginia. Not admitted in North Carolina. Practice limited to federal tax practice.