In this Financial Times article, Melanie Brusseler, US programme director of the think-tank Common Wealth, criticises the Inflation Reduction Act for failing to facilitate decarbonisation through subsidising the private sector due to supply chain snarls, interest rate increases and under-investment in the privately-controlled electricity transmission system.
As an alternative, Brusseler argues that a combination of macroeconomic planning institutions and democratic public ownership of energy generation and transmission will be needed to coordinate the rapid decarbonisation that will be essential to resolve the climate crisis.
You can read the article here.