The Financial Times has a good summary overview of
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...the Agreement...would be the largest single investment in clean energy and climate programmes in US history.
About $30 billion of production tax credits are earmarked to boost US manufacture of solar panels, wind turbines, batteries and critical minerals processing, and another $10 billion set aside for investment ta credit to build clean energy manufacturing facilities.
Another $30 billion in grants and loans are available to utilities to help their transition to clean energy....
A further $27 billion is aimed a supporting the deployment of technologies that reduce emissions....
Tax credits are also offered to consumers to stimulate demand and help people green their homes...
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