End of the IRA: EV subsidies face sudden death by September
A sweeping Republican-sponsored bill informally dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” has cleared both chambers of Congress and now awaits President Donald Trump’s signature. Once signed into law, it will repeal the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), a cornerstone of former President Biden’s climate and clean energy agenda, effectively marking the end of a short-lived era of generous federal subsidies for electric vehicles and renewable energy.
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Three questions for Taiwan and its attempt to build a fully integrated EV industry
Taiwan’s electric scooter market appears to be entering a new phase—one defined by a tripartite division of battery-swapping networks. But with limited space, dense urban populations, and room still left for adoption growth, a fundamental question arises: How many battery-swapping systems does Taiwan need? And more importantly, what are the hidden costs and long-term risks that come with this model?