Energy Tax Credits = American Strength

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Kansas

Keep What Works.
Build What’s Next.

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Senator Moran:
Keep What Works. Build What’s Next

Built for America is calling on Senator Jerry Moran to help defend the energy tax credits that are powering Kansas’s industrial resurgence, creating good jobs, and helping America beat China.

These credits are tough, targeted, and tied to performance—not politics. They reward U.S. companies that build here, hire here, and strengthen America’s supply chains. Don’t tie the hands of American businesses and undermine the onshoring of new industries. Repealing them would ship Kansas jobs and factories back to China, and weaken our national security.

America First Means Keeping These Credits

Congress is trying to kill the credits that are bringing American manufacturing back home, putting China on defense, and creating more than 10,000 jobs for Kansans, from Wichita to Dodge City, Topeka to Kansas City, and across the state.

These credits give us the edge in critical industries like batteries, storage, and next generation power. Senator Moran: These credits mean American security, Kansas jobs, and a stronger, more independent future. Please, don’t repeal them or make changes that tie the hands of American businesses to send jobs back to China.

Mitch Carmichael

Executive Director, Built for America

Mitch Carmichael is the former Secretary of Economic Development for the state of West Virginia, appointed by Governor Jim Justice. A results-driven leader with deep roots in both public service and private industry, Carmichael has seen firsthand how energy tax credits are revitalizing communities – sparking investment, creating jobs, and opening the door to new industries across his home state.

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During his time in the Justice administration, Carmichael led efforts to attract cutting-edge employers and expand opportunity in rural West Virginia, including in the energy space. He previously served as President of the West Virginia Senate and Lieutenant Governor, earning a reputation as a pro-growth conservative with a focus on infrastructure, innovation, and economic competitiveness. His private-sector experience in broadband and tech further sharpened his understanding of what it takes to build lasting prosperity in America’s heartland.

Carmichael brings that same commitment to Built for America, helping ensure that smart policy translates into real-world impact for the communities that need it most.