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For all potential project sponsors and borrowers, LPO employs robust Know Your Customer policies, background checks, and other measures to ensure a clear understanding of the potential borrower. Read the full blog to learn more.

DOE, Treasury, and IRS announced $4 billion in tax credits for projects that expand renewable energy or critical materials manufacturing or recycling, with $1.6 billion set aside for projects in designated energy and coal communities.

New 48C Tax Credit Will Spur Historic Investments in Manufacturing and Critical Materials to Strengthen America's Net-Zero Emissions Economy

Building on the Inflation Reduction Act's groundbreaking funding, the Treasury Department and IRS have issued guidance on bonus credits available to renewable energy projects that meet domestic content thresholds.

President Biden’s historic Investing in America agenda is the largest public investment in American industry in decades. The transformative provisions included in these laws are catapulting the United States toward the rapid deployment and...

In late February, NNSA completed the purchase of Building 23 for the Kansas City National Security Campus to provide 450,000 square feet of manufacturing space for KCNSC’s expanding workload.

An EM contractor at the Savannah River Site (SRS) is dedicated to advancing small, diverse businesses, committing nearly $1.3 billion to them at the local, regional and national level over the past five years.

This Tech Talk highlights how LPO is working to support an environmentally and socially responsible domestic supply chain for critical minerals by providing access to debt capital for qualifying projects across the supply chain.

DOE's Loan Programs Office (LPO) has offered a conditional commitment to lend up to $2 billion to Redwood Materials for the construction and expansion of a battery materials campus in McCarran, NV

Despite nationwide supply chain challenges brought by the coronavirus, an EM contractor at the DOE Idaho National Laboratory Site has found success relying on local and regional small businesses for goods and services.