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Inside the $220bn American cleantech project boom

By Amanda Chu, Oliver Roeder and
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The Inflation Reduction Act and the Chips and Science Act were designed to spark development of a domestic cleantech and semiconductor supply chain (Photo: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg)

One year after the IRA and Chips Act became law, FT research shows who is winning the investment race.

A year ago, President Joe Biden launched a new era of US industrial policy, signing into law the Inflation Reduction Act and the Chips and Science Act. Passed within days of each other last August, the two laws offered more than $400bn in tax credits, loans and subsidies, all designed to spark development of a domestic cleantech and semiconductor supply chain.

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