The coming year could be a watershed moment for energy policy in the United States. The infamous Production Tax Credit (PTC), a federal subsidy for renewable energy, is set to expire, marking a potential step toward more reliable energy, a freer market and a change in the energy production landscape for the better — should we allow it.

The PTC is a $24-per-megawatt-hour credit based on production rather than demand. That means those who produce renewable energy can receive the credit regardless of whether or not that electricity is actually needed. The incentive is so immense that at peak hours of output, wind producers can actually pay retail electric providers, the companies that deliver the energy to homes and businesses, to take their product.

Here’s an official list of endorsements so that you’ll know who to vote in each state! Special thanks to Dan Bel @realdanbel on twitter for putting this list together!

US Senate Races

AZ Senate:

CT Senate: Matthew Corey @MattCoreyCT (http://www.coreyforsenate.com)

FL Senate: Rick Scott @ScottforFlorida (https://rickscottforflorida.com)

IN Senate: Mike Braun @braun4indiana (https://rickscottforflorida.com)

ME Senate: Eric Brakey @SenatorBrakey (https://ericbrakey.com)

MA Senate: Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai @va_shiva (https://shiva4senate.com)

MI Senate: John James @JohnJamesMI (https://johnjamesforsenate.com)

MN Senate: Jim Newberger @NewbergerJim (https://www.jimforussenate.com)

MS Senate: Roger Wicker (Inc.) @RogerWicker (http://www.wickerforsenate.com)

MS Senate: Cindy Hyde-Smith (Inc.) @cindyhydesmith (https://cindyhydesmith.com)

MT Senate: Matt Rosendale @MattForMontana (https://www.mattformontana.com)

NY Senate: Chele Farley @CheleFarley (https://www.chelefarleyforsenate.com)

ND Senate: Kevin Cramer @kevincramer (https://kevincramer.org)

NE Senate: Deb Fischer (Inc.)