Build a clean energy economy and end dependence on Big Oil and foreign countries.

Margaret Wood Hassan · New Hampshire · Democratic

policy impact 0.68 specificity 0.58 extraction confidence 82%

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Occurrences

Senator Hassan is going after Big Oil and working to build a clean energy economy. The Inflation Reduction Act includes important measures that Senator Hassan supports to expand the clean energy economy and end our dependence on Big Oil and foreign countries.

Hassan says she is working to build a clean energy economy and supports measures to reduce dependence on Big Oil and foreign countries.

Priorities - Maggie Hassan | U.S. Senator for New Hampshire
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Evidence

Senator Maggie Hassan was part of an all-women bipartisan Senate delegation that toured Arctic facilities, reviewed critical Arctic infrastructure and discussed the strategic importance of sustained U.S. investment in the High North.

On May 23, 2026 the Senate Foreign Relations Committee published a readout showing Senator Hassan participated in a bipartisan delegation to Greenland and the Arctic that examined strategic infrastructure, missile warning/space systems, and emphasized sustained U.S. investment to counter expanding Russian and Chinese activities—work tied to national/security aspects of energy and resource dependence.

partial same_term A for effort

READOUT: Ranking Member Shaheen, Senator Murkowski Lead Bipartisan All-Women Congressional Delegation to Greenland
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Senator Hassan promoted the Inflation Reduction Act's clean-energy investments to New Hampshire, citing estimates (e.g., ~$490 million to the state) for large-scale clean power, tax credits for solar, storage, and measures to boost domestic manufacturing and address supply chains.

Senator Hassan publicly supported and helped highlight Inflation Reduction Act resources and provisions intended to grow a clean energy economy, lower household energy costs, and strengthen domestic clean-energy manufacturing and supply chains—concrete legislative outcomes that align with the goal of reducing dependence on foreign sources and Big Oil.

partial same_term A for effort

NH Delegation Highlights Energy and Climate Investments from the Inflation Reduction Act Coming to NH
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Assessments

partial same_term A for effort

The promise is broad (build a clean energy economy and end dependence on Big Oil and foreign countries). Evidence shows Senator Maggie Hassan actively promoted and helped advance concrete federal measures that align with that goal during her term: she publicized Inflation Reduction Act investments and estimated benefits for New Hampshire (including tax credits for solar, storage, and support for domestic clean-energy manufacturing/supply chains) and participated in a bipartisan Arctic delegation emphasizing sustained U.S. investment in strategic infrastructure. Those actions materially advanced clean-energy deployment and domestic resilience but do not constitute fully ending dependence on fossil fuel interests and foreign sources. Therefore the pledge is partially fulfilled (meaning real progress and effort, but not complete delivery).

provider openai · model gpt-5-mini · confidence 78%