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Solar PAC got revenge on clean energy’s enemies in Congress

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Briefings

A super PAC known as the Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC emerged during 2026 midterm primaries to challenge politicians who opposed solar energy. The group is funded and led by solar entrepreneurs and investors, with a roster of wins to back up its threats against clean energy opponents.

Key points

• The Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC emerged during the 2026 midterm primaries to challenge politicians who opposed solar energy.
• The super PAC is funded and led by solar entrepreneurs and investors, with a roster of wins to back up its threats.

Context

In 2026, a new super PAC emerged during midterm primaries to challenge politicians who opposed solar energy, funded and led by solar entrepreneurs and investors.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the emergence of the Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC during 2026 midterm primaries; specific candidates, campaign spending amounts, or election outcomes are not provided.

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