The domestic content bonus credit contained within the Inflation Reduction Act provides an attractive bonus to solar project developers and was designed to drive demand for domestically produced solar products in the United States. In this pv magazine Webinar we will review the details of the domestic content bonus, including recent guidance released by the Internal Revenue Service, and the challenges to access the bonus.
Experts from Clean Energy Associates, Christian Roselund, senior policy analyst, and Mark Hagedorn, vice president of manufacturing services, will offer strategies to achieve the minimum domestic content levels to access the incentive. They will also review the implications of the domestic content bonus for clean energy manufacturing in the United States.
pv magazine Webinar content:
- Learn how to access the domestic content bonus
- Understand how the domestic content bonus is affecting and will affect domestic solar and energy storage manufacturing buildout
- Gain insights into how the domestic content bonus may change in the future.
- Q&A
Questions can be submitted beforehand in the comments window when registering or in the chat during the live webinar. Ryan Kennedy, editor at pv magazine USA, will be the moderator of this webinar.
Registration for this pv magazine Webinar is free of charge.
Speakers
Christian Roselund | Senior Policy Analyst, Clean Energy Associates
Christian Roselund leads policy research and communication at Clean Energy Associates’ (CEA) Market Intelligence team, including issues of trade, supply chain, and national policies. Christian has 13 years of experience in clean energy, including serving as the founding editor of pv magazine USA and as editorial director at think tank Rocky Mountain Institute. He has written extensively about policy, manufacturing, and technology as they relate to solar.
Mark Hagedorn | Vice President of Manufacturing Services, Clean Energy Associates
Mark Hagedorn is Vice President of Manufacturing Services at CEA. Prior to this Mark was Vice President of Operations at KORE Power. Mark has a strong background in product engineering and extensive experience with energy storage systems.