Scott Moskowitz was in the car picking up his daughter from daycare when he first heard the news.
As the director of public affairs at Qcells, a solar module manufacturer with a 1.7 GW facility in Dalton, Georgia, Moskowitz was as close as anyone to the push for federal clean energy and climate change incentives. He had worked alongside the team of Sen. Jon Ossoff of Georgia to craft the Solar Energy Manufacturing for America Act, which included credits for domestic manufacturing throughout the solar value chain.
