NO GOTION Act

This bill denies U.S. green energy tax credits to companies tied to designated "foreign adversaries," including those owned by governments of Cuba, Venezuela (under Maduro), or other nations identified under U.S. law. It blocks eligibility for tax benefits under specific clean energy provisions (like credits for solar, wind, and energy-efficient buildings) if a company meets defined criteria: having 10%+ ownership by a foreign adversary government, being controlled by such entities, or having certain financial arrangements (like leases or debt) with them. The law applies to future tax years and aims to prevent taxpayer-funded incentives from flowing to entities linked to nations deemed adversarial by the U.S. government. It does not alter existing tax credits for companies not meeting these criteria.