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The Texas Supreme Court questioned what an energy company has to gain from its challenge to the state comptroller’s decision to revoke approval of a tax break for its solar farm at oral arguments Wednesday.
Engie Solar NA merged with Engie IR Holdings LLC while its application for reduced property taxes on the project was pending. The comptroller initially issued a certificate approving the plan, but revoked it when it discovered that Engie IR wasn’t a registered Texas taxpayer.
“You might win the battle but lose the war here,” Justice Brett Busby told Engie’s attorney of the company’s argument that …
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