WASHINGTON  – The U.S. Senate is working on adjustments to a tax credit to incentivize residential rooftop solar energy that had been eliminated in the House of Representatives and Senate Finance Committee versions, Senator Kevin Cramer of North Dakota said on Tuesday.

Cramer, a Republican who serves on the Senate energy committee, told reporters that “there is work being done” on rooftop solar as part of discussions around fixing the language on the future of Inflation Reduction Act tax credits for clean energy projects.

Overall, he said, whatever the Senate comes up with, “it might be actually a little more generous than the House” version.

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(Reporting by Valerie Volcovici; Editing by Leslie Adler)