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Enter 1603 Eligible AD Projects
Please help ABC increase its effectiveness by providing information about the economic impact that can result from the projects your company has underway or in some stage of development that will or could benefit from Section 1603.

ABC recognizes this is sensitive information, so the chart below only asks for basic information that will be combined in a consolidated fashion that does not divulge competitive positions. As a general rule, please include only "real" projects--ones with concrete elements defined (e.g. client, site, feedstocks, etc.)--rather than merely estimates of market potential if Section 1603 were to be extended in one way or another.

Total number of projects:
Total electricitical capacity for all projects, in megawatts: MW
All states where these projects are located (check all that apply):
Alabama	Alaska	Arizona	Arkansas	California	Colorado
Connecticut	Delaware	District of Columbia	Florida	Georgia	Hawaii
Idaho	Illinois	Indiana	Iowa	Kansas	Kentucky
Louisiana	Maine	Maryland	Massachusetts	Michigan	Minnesota
Mississippi	Missouri	Montana	Nebraska	Nevada	New Hampshire
New Jersey	New Mexico	New York	North Carolina	North Dakota	Ohio
Oklahoma	Oregon	Pennsylvania	Rhode Island	South Carolina	South Dakota
Tennessee	Texas	Utah	Vermont	Virginia	Washington
West Virginia	Wisconsin	Wyoming
Total investment estimated to construct these facilities, in millions of dollars: $ M
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Show Your Support for H.R. 66
H.R. 66 is a bill that would amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide for an investment tax credit for waste to energy facilities. It will provide a 30% tax credit to those who invest in qualified waste to energy facilities.

Those qualifying facilities would use feedstocks such as municipal solid waste or sewage sludge and produce gas fuel for producing energy in addition to valuable solid and liquid byproducts. The use of these organic wastes as feedstocks to produce a renewable energy would divert waste which would normally be placed in a landfill, thereby avoiding the uncontrolled emission of methane gas and extending the life of the landfill.

View the text of the bill (135kb PDF)

ABC Members will be positively impacted by this legislation. Please contact your congressman today and urge them to become a co-sponsor of this bill.

Contact Your Representative

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Enter your state and zip code and click "Contact My Representative."

Click on the email link and then use the form to paste the text and send to your Representative.

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