NV Energy is asking federal regulators for permission to let renewable energy clients out of their transmission agreements without penalty following President Donald Trump’s evisceration of clean energy tax credits for projects on federal land. Trump’s phasing out and elimination of clean energy credits will not affect NV Energy’s anticipated load for Greenlink, a $4.2 billion transmission line project regulated by FERC, according to NV Energy spokeswoman Meghin Delaney. “Greenlink does provide access to renewable energy corridors in Nevada that are not accessible without Greenlink transmission lines, but the primary goal is to improve service for our customers and support growth across our service area,” Delaney said via email. Joe Lombardo wrote to Secretary of the Interior Doug Burghum complaining that “solar projects deep in the project pipeline have been frozen” by the administration’s announcements. Note: This story was updated with comment from NV Energy.