The report isn’t “banking on a massive clean‑tech boom to revive manufacturing,” but assembles political and other organizational efforts in place to move the clean energy transition forward in the U.S., depending, of course, on election results. There are many reasons to be skeptical, including about pace. I was happy enough to see the work reported being done today to forward clean energy, since without such work in place, moving forward after positive election results would take that much longer.

Harry, I don’t have anything specific, but a web search–or better yet, a deep research AI query–should reveal what you seek. I’m currently looking into the Responsible Solar proposed bill here in Massachusetts. I suspect that the bill will do more harm than good, since it reverts more local control on solar siting and that means easier opposition.