Doe to Invest $71m in Domestic Solar Manufacturing, Development
The U.SThe U.S.
Solar Industry 4:43 pm on May 20, 2024
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced a $71 million investment in domestic solar manufacturing to advance research, development, and demonstration projects. This initiative addresses gaps within the solar supply chain and includes funding for silicon wafer and cell production, as well as thin-film PV technology innovations.
- "Investing in U.S. Solar Manufacturing": The DOE's $71 million investment supports research to bolster domestic solar manufacturing capabilities.
- "Bridging Supply Chain Gaps": Projects selected focus on silicon wafer and cell production, as well as thin-film PV technology development.
- "Domestic Manufacturing Focus": The initiative aims to build an American solar supply chain that drives innovation, reduces costs, and creates jobs.
- "Advancing Solar Technologies": Funding supports dual-use technologies for both renewable power generation and potential applications in other sectors.
- "Funded Projects Overview": Nine projects, including various manufacturers and research institutions, are selected for this program.
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