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Posted On: 03/05/2025 12:14:00 PM
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$SNPW: Given the links (# 1 came straight from the company) Posted By: jk1, today, finally, things are moving in the right direction. Now, Nick needs to release those PRs!
1) U.S. solar manufacturing can thrive with strong foreign supply partners. Collaboration drives innovation, lowers costs, and strengthens the clean energy supply chain (https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=6748615).
2) EPA unfreezes $7 billion Solar for All grant programs. The $7 billion Solar For All program has been unfrozen by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) following a White House mandate to review of Biden-era climate spending.
3a) The IRA provides at least $4 billion through the Advanced Energy Project Credit.
3b) The EPA has received IRA funding for programs like the $20 billion in "green bank" grants announced for clean energy projects, which could indirectly support solar manufacturing or deployment by financing infrastructure or community projects.
3c) Companies like First Solar have benefited significantly, with estimates suggesting up to $10 billion in potential credits over a decade for major manufacturers.
1) U.S. solar manufacturing can thrive with strong foreign supply partners. Collaboration drives innovation, lowers costs, and strengthens the clean energy supply chain (https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=6748615).
2) EPA unfreezes $7 billion Solar for All grant programs. The $7 billion Solar For All program has been unfrozen by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) following a White House mandate to review of Biden-era climate spending.
3a) The IRA provides at least $4 billion through the Advanced Energy Project Credit.
3b) The EPA has received IRA funding for programs like the $20 billion in "green bank" grants announced for clean energy projects, which could indirectly support solar manufacturing or deployment by financing infrastructure or community projects.
3c) Companies like First Solar have benefited significantly, with estimates suggesting up to $10 billion in potential credits over a decade for major manufacturers.
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