North American manufacturer pausing plan for US solar cell plant amid IRA uncertainty
A North American manufacturer is pressing pause on its plans to build out a solar cell manufacturing facility in Minnesota, opting instead to wait for more clarity from the incoming Trump Administration on the tax credits that made the project viable.
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