Study after study has concluded that the law has been a tremendous boon for a nascent industry to build electric cars and reach far back into the supply chain to mine, process and assemble their batteries. One of the most recent assessments, released Monday by the business-oriented nonprofit E2, tabulated that in the year since the Inflation Reduction Act cleared Congress, private industry has committed $56 billion into the EV ecosystem, to build everything from battery materials to charging stations. That comes on top of the substantial EV investments from automakers’ earlier commitments and money from 2021’s bipartisan infrastructure law.

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IRA Survey/Report: Major Clean Energy Projects Since IRA to Add $238B, 600K Jobs; Businesses Say Repeal Would Result in Layoffs, Losses, Closures

Washington, D.C. – Clean energy companies say the federal Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has dramatically boosted their businesses, and that repealing or rolling back the landmark climate and clean energy law would result in substantial losses, layoffs, and ...


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E2: Seven Large-Scale Clean Energy Projects Announced in Sept; Companies Expect to Invest $1 Billion, Create 900+ New Jobs

Companies in September announced more than $1 billion in investments to build seven new large-scale clean energy projects that are expected to create at least 910 permanent new jobs across five states, according to E2’s monthly tally of private-sector proje...


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